Individuals with schizophrenia display (1) decreased brain volume and (2) a loss of white matter in the brain. Findings 1 and 2 MOST likely reflect the results of brain imaging research using ______ and ______, respectively.
a. DTI; fMRI
b. fMRI; EEG
c. fMRI; DTI
d. EEG; DTI
Ans: C
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