Which part of the human body is responsible for memory formation, mood, and motivation? A. the limbic system B. the amygdala C. the serotonin D. the hippocampus

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Which part of the human body is responsible for memory formation, mood, and motivation?

A. the limbic system
B. the amygdala
C. the serotonin
D. the hippocampus

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Answer: A The limbic system

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