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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.4
How can Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle be related to understanding neurotransmitter behavior during neural firing?
It asserts that neurotransmitters always behave unpredictably.
It implies that neurotransmitters' direction can never be determined accurately.
It refsutes any deterministic model for neuronal action potential generation.
It suggests we cannot simultaneously know both the exact location and momentum of a neurotransmitter molecule.
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