Multiple Choice
A key difference between lesion studies and neuroimaging studies is that
A) lesion studies include patients with brain damage
B) neuroimaging studies consist of individuals without brain damage
C) it is often difficult to know the precise locations that are impaired in patients with brain lesions
D) neuroimaging studies have 'regions of interest' identified prior to the experiment
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