Harold suffers from a neurological disorder that affects dopamine levels in his brain. In response to this, his doctor has prescribed a medication with an agonist as the active ingredient. In light of this information, it is likely that
A) Harold's dopamine production is low.
B) Harold's dopamine production is excessive.
C) Harold's dopamine reuptake is slow.
D) Harold's dopamine levels do not respond to treatment.

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An agonist medication stimulates the production of dopamine, suggesting that Harold's dopamine levels are low due to his neurological disorder.

Harold Suffers from a Neurological Disorder That Affects Dopamine Levels