Nootropic drug use is becoming increasingly popular among students on University campuses around the world. The most common network target(s) of these drug cocktails is (choose correct ending): increasing serotonin signaling activities in the brain increasing GABA signaling in the dopamine pathway increasing norepinephrine and increasing acetylcholine behavioral modification network activities in the brain increasing dopamine behavioral modification network activities in the brain

Nootropic drug use is becoming increasingly popular among students on University campuses around the world. The most common network target(s) of these drug cocktails is (choose correct ending): increasing serotonin signaling activities in the brain increasing GABA signaling in the dopamine pathway increasing norepinephrine and increasing acetylcholine behavioral modification network activities in the brain increasing dopamine behavioral modification network activities in the brain

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