There are many major neurotransmitters that have been implicated in human psychopathology Which of the following is not one that is identified by your authors?

A young man was having an animated conversation in a restaurant with the person

sitting across from him at the table. But there was nobody sitting there. That anecdote fits the central idea of the chapter, that "Psychological Health Means Behaving Appropriately to the Situation," in that the young man's behavior (a) was governed too much by what was going on inside himself (b) was probably governed too much by the last situation he had been in (c) sufficient to conclude that he was suffering from a mental disorder of some sort (d) illustrated all of the ways that behavior can be inappropriate

The majority of male prostitutes describe themselves as

A) gay. B) heterosexual. C) bisexual. D) unsure about their sexual orientation.