How does TMS (trans-cranial magnetic stimulation) differ from the other techniques?

a) TMS involves direct stimulation of the brain; the other techniques do not.
b) TMS involves getting an "image" or picture of the brain; the other techniques do not.
c) TMS provides poorer temporal and spatial resolution than all of the other techniques.
d) TMS is much more costly than any other of the techniques.


Answer: a

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