Neuromodulators Explained
Neuromodulators like dopamine, serotonin, and acetylcholine play crucial roles in our brain's functioning, influencing everything from focus to motivation. They operate on different time scales, with fast actions occurring within seconds to minutes, while slower effects can take hours or even weeks. Understanding how these chemicals interact and support each other reveals the complexity of our neural circuits and their impact on learning and behavior.In this clip
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