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What is an agonist drug? Give some examples of how these drugs work on the synapse
What is an antagonist drug? Give some examples of how these drugs work on the synapse
What is tolerance and withdrawal? How do these lead to addiction and overdose?
Outline the different classes of drugs described in chapter 5
What happens to the brain during a state of stress? What specific systems are involved?
What are mirror cells? How are they involved in emotion?
Why is it so difficult to study human emotion? What types of studies are done to research emotion?
What are the major brain regions that are involved in emotion?
What happens in to the brain in a state of aggression? What factors lead to an increase in aggression?
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Answer 1) An agonist drug is a drug that binds to a particular receptor and generates a response by activating it. In contrast, an antagonist works against the agonist drug as it has the opposite function as that of agonist.
Agonists bind to synaptic receptors and enhance the neurotransmitter effect. Examples of working agonist drugs are endorphins like codeine, morphine, and opiate drugs. These drugs bind to neurons resulting in enhancing pleasure and reducing pain.
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