The neural basis of reward most closely involves:
A) Serotonin; dopamine
B) Dopamine; endogenous opiates
C) Serotonin; endogenous opiates
D) Serotonin; dopamine; endogenous opiates

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Dopamine and endogenous opiates are key neurotransmitters involved in the neural pathways of reward. Dopamine is associated with pleasure and reward-seeking behaviors, while endogenous opiates are involved in pain relief and feelings of well-being.

The Neural Basis of Reward Most Closely Involves