Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is used with EEG or MEG to:
A) evaluate cortical activity
B) evaluate the effects of changes in brain activity on perceiving and thinking
C) simulate realistic problem solving experiences
D) simulate strokes to see their effects
E) evaluate whether the EEG or MEG worked
B
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a. will be most effective if she perceives her parents to be warm and supportive. b. is very unlikely to lead their daughter to engage in serious aggression later in life. c. is not used by many of their friends, if they are representative of U.S. citizens. d. will cause their child to learn the rules of their family very quickly.
If a high positive correlation was found between the number of churches in a city and the number of murders, the most likely explanation would be that:
a. more churches are needed in a city with a lot of murders. b. increasing the number of churches in a city will also increase the number of criminals. c. the number of churches and the number of murders in a city are both being influenced by a third unspecified variable. d. criminals prefer to live in places where there are a lot of churches.
Michelle was invited to a housewares party. The party began with the 15 people in attendance introducing themselves. Michelle could only remember the first two and last two people she was introduced to. This is an example of __________
a) the primacy effect b) the recency effect c) the serial position effect d) the state-dependent memory effect
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is more likely to occur in the winter
Indicate whether the statement is true or false