What explains the apparent stimulation, feeling of well-being, and outgoing behavior that occur as the initial effects of alcohol ingestion?
A) Depression of the inhibitory centers in the brain
B) Activation of the inhibitory centers in the brain
C) Depression of the autonomic nervous system
D) Stimulation of the autonomic nervous system

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Alcohol initially depresses the inhibitory centers in the brain, leading to a release of dopamine and a feeling of stimulation and well-being. This also leads to disinhibition and outgoing behavior.

What Explains the Apparent Stimulation, Feeling of Well-Being, and Outgoing