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Neural correlates
Dopamine Hypothesis
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Original DH -
Hyperdopaminergia
- subcortex
excess
dopamine
in
Broca's
area
involved in language
production
poverty
of speech and/or auditory
hallucinations
suggest that there is
high
levels of
dopamine
in the
sub
cortex
More recent DH -
Hypodopaminergia
- in the
cortex
low
levels of dopamine in the prefrontal cortex correlate with negative symptoms like
avolition
Dopamine is a
neurotransmitter
that has an
excitatory
effect and is associated with the sensation of
pleasure
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