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Question 22 2 pts Alcohol use and anxiety disorders often co-occur in many populations. You suspect that your friend, Edward, might be engaging in unhealthy drinking behaviors to avoid dealing with his feelings of problematic anxiety. How does alcohol affect the GABA receptor? It's a GABA modulator which influences the effect of chloride once it is in the neurons It's a GABA re-arranger which allows calcium to flow through instead of chloride It's a GABA agonist so it increases the flow of chloride, but it rapidly shows tolerance. It's a GABA antagonist so it prevents the flow of chloride Question 23 2 pts Carol is a 51 year-old woman who has struggled with excessive worry for most of her adult life. If her brain activity is consistent with generalized anxiety disorder, what would we expect to see in her prefrontal cortex and anterior cingulate cortex? hypoactivity with reduced inhibition and excitation from areas like the amygdala hyperactivity with reduced inhibition and excitation from areas like the amygdala hyperactivity with increased inhibition of other areas like the amygdala O hypoactivity with reduced inhibition of other areas like the amygdala

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Question 22 Answer: alcohol 3rd oprion Explanation : Alcohol is GABA ogonist so it increases the flow of chloride, but it rapidly shows tolerance. Also, binding of vo some GABA receptors takes place the brain because of alcohol. It creates feeling of relaxation and tiredness in the body of a person. In this way, affect the GABA receptor. Hence, 360 Oprion correct answer. Alcohol is not a GABA modulator. Thus, apt 1st option is 2nd option is incorrect because alcohol is not a GABA re-arranger. ACR Alcohol is not a GABA antagonist and it enhances the flow of chloride, Therefore, 4th option is incorrecto is the incorrect.