3. Reviewing the brain: neurotransmitters and disorders Choices: Acetylcholine; Dopamine; GABA; Serotonin; Endorphins; Norepinephrine functions within the motor cortex to control voluntary movement but blocking this a. transmitter also reduces the hallucinations of Schizophrenia b. functions in the synapses of the hippocampus to create memories and the elderly produce less of it and start to have dementia, trouble remembering where they put things or who just called. is associated with more positive emotions and thoughts and having low levels of this С. transmitter is associated with feeling depressed. d. with a panic disorder has too much of this transmitter. is excitatory and functions to increase arousal and alertness so it is possible that someone is associated with reduction in anxiety because when this transmitter is released it calms e. and relaxes you.

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