Electrodes placed in which of the following locations are likely to produce the highest rates of self-stimulation by an animal?
A)Amygdala
B)C erebral cortex
C)Medial forebrain bundle
D)Posterior

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The medial forebrain bundle, which is part of the brain's reward system, has been found to produce the highest rates of self-stimulation by animals when electrodes are placed in this location. This area is heavily involved in the brain's reward circuitry, making it highly responsive to stimulation in a way that is perceived as rewarding or pleasurable by the animal.

Electrodes Placed in Which of the Following Locations Are Likely