Question /U Alcohol acts by: O inhibiting the action of monoamine oxidase. O reducing the efficiency of the conduction of the action potential. O mimicking the effects of dopamine. O stimulating GABA receptors.

Question /U Alcohol acts by: O inhibiting the action of monoamine oxidase. O reducing the efficiency of the conduction of the action potential. O mimicking the effects of dopamine. O stimulating GABA receptors.

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