Which of the following is not a method used to collect data in neuroscience?

a. investigating individuals who have suffered brain damage
b. investigating individuals after purposefully induced lesions
c. recording intact brain activity
d. direct stimulation of the brain


b. investigating individuals after purposefully induced lesions

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Approximately how many students are identified as having learning disabilities?

A. 10.9 million B. 1.9 million C. 5.9 million D. 2.3 million

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a. True b. False

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