Which precaution must you keep in mind if you are designing neuroscience research studies of human subjects?
A. Human subjects' mental processes come from brain activity, not from conscious effort.
B. Single-cell recording is one of the only neurological studies that works in humans.
C. Human studies will be less invasive than nonhuman studies in most cases.
D. It is not yet possible to record brain activity while human subjects complete a task.
Answer: C
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