Select the incorrect statment  1- the posterior pituatiray releses oxtycoin, which is a hormnoen critical for emotional bondign between romantic partners and parent and child bonding  2- the pituitary gland releases multiple hormones that directly stimuakte the hypothalamus  3- the pituitary is divided into anterior and posterior portions. the anterior pituitiary is a gland whose activtiy is related to the hypothalamus. the posterior pituitary is a down growth is actually nervous tissue (not a true gland)  4- the anterior pitutiry reglates the reproductive system with hormones including follicle-stimulating hormone luteinizing hormone

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