The fact that we can make judgments and evaluations about different aspects of the world in either a controlled, reflective way or an automatic way suggests ________
a) we have several different evaluative systems that operate relatively independently of each other and generally address different aspects of the world
b) we have only one system for evaluating the social world, but this system can be controlled or operated in two different ways
c) our reasoning abilities can overcome most of our automatic processes if we pay attention to the judgments we are making at any particular time
d) we have two systems for evaluating the social world which may be located in different areas of the brain
d
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A) glutamate and GABA. B) GABA and acetylcholine. C) glutamate and serotonin. D) dopamine and serotonin.