carlson

Question 1

what is carlson

Answer 1

contempory study

Question 2

what was carslons aim

Answer 2

to research the role of glutimate in cusing schizophrenia and neorochemical explination of schizophrenia : hyperdopaminergic and hypoglutamatergic

Question 3

what is low levels of glutimate known as

Answer 3

hypoglutamatergic

Question 4

what is high levels of glutimate known as

Answer 4

hyperdopaminergic

Question 5

what was carlsons procedure

Answer 5

conducted a meta analysis investigating neurochemicals contributing to schizophrenia and syptoms such as psychosis and use of drugs

Question 6

give examples of what the stdies used

Answer 6

pet scans , rodants , primates

Question 7

what where carlsons findings

Answer 7

low levels of glutimate hypoglutamategric is linked to development of psychotic symptoms
clozapine has been shown to reduce leves of dopamine and seretonin in the brain

Question 8

what did carlson conclude

Answer 8

schizophrenia may have different types that can be cuased by abnormal levels of different neurotransmitters