Concerning receptor subtypes involved in psychostimulant

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Select the correct statement concerning the receptor subtypes involved in psychostimulant effects.

a. The locomotor-stimulating effects of cocaine involve the D5 receptor

b. D2 receptors are required for cocaine self-administration

c. Pimozide, a D2 receptor blocker, completely eliminates amphetamine-induced euphoria

d. D3 receptor antagonists block the effect of cocaine on self-stimulation of the brain

e. D1 receptor antagonists like ecopipam consistently block the subjective "high" due to cocaine

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