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  Antonova's (2011) study showed that blocki3c)qh u9 big5ing acetylcholine in healthy individuals impaired memory encoding and retrieval abilities. In the study, which antagonisi5 cqi3 gu9h)bt was specified to block acetylcholine receptors?

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  Cushing syndrome results from an excess of which: wui,tm-6b mj hormone?

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  Researchers develop twin studies to investigate the relation and influenc(;3oeh e+c7i afbbjq k4 -gi*pe of nature and nurture on person p+4 iqfei*;eg acbo-3j k7b(hality, behaviour, and intelligence. What do twin studies specifically help researchers determine?

  What was the primary focus of the f r 8fs4p(xo/4v9sdnhMinnesota Twin Study?

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  Which ethical considerations are relevant to-o penoh6hn0. animal research in psychology?

  The focus of using animal models for research isz+rbuak1e5a0zh21 rk3 gbr z1

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  According to the American Psyv gvd;o,nej+* chological Association’s (APA) ethical guidelines, whichn ;eov*gdj+ ,v statement is true on the use of nonhuman animals in experimental research?

  Which is not a guideline in the APA ethics code regarding animal res7atxyjr1:ux ;(ndz ukoy6v9 5earch?

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  In Harlow’s (1966) experiment with baby rhesus monkeys, what ethical conce-w4*d 7 xwsn71*st(sadmnfc xrn was raised by collea 17ns*mcx7xasfs4*d -nww (tdgues and spectators?

  Animal experimentationus) wtbrd( qv.br2*:o , according to the American Psychological Association (APA), can be used and completed when certain guidelines are used to ensure the animals’ safety. However, in 1969, an experiment testing the effects and addiction levels of different carcinogens were studied and measured in monkeys. The animals became very disturbed by thes b 2wr*oudbt (r)q:v. drug usage and went on to inflict self-harm, and a mix of some drugs resulted in fatalities. According to the APA, which guideline was most likely not adhered to in this study?