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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.3
How does dopamine play a role in reward-motivated behavior?
Dopamine inhibits reward-seeking actions by creating feelings of satiety or contentment.
Dopamine decreases pleasure sensations, making rewards less appealing over time.
Dopamine has no influence on reward-oriented behavior as it only affects memory consolidation.
Dopamine release in certain brain areas signifies pleasurable experiences, encouraging repetition of those behaviors.
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AP Psychology - 2.3 Overview of the Nervous System and the Neuron
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