Which of the following is true of the brain-imaging technique known as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)?
A. It examines neuronal functioning following brain-injuring events.
B. It is the most painful technique used in examining the role of various regions of the brain.
C. It does not allow researchers to draw cause-and-effect conclusions.
D. It is not used to treat any neurological and psychological disorders.
Answer: A
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a. encoding only. b. storage only. c. retrieval only. d. encoding, storage, and retrieval.
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a. was representative of the 1980 United States Census population. b. was recruited from the United States and Canada. c. included clinical populations and their family members who did not have psychiatric diagnoses. d. was more educated and had greater financial resources than the population as a whole.
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