Using Implanted Electrodes to Inhibit Activity in an Area of the Brain

question 6

Multiple Choice

Using implanted electrodes to inhibit activity in an area of the brain that triggers negative emotions is called

• A) EMDR.
• B) deep-brain stimulation.
• C) electroconvulsive therapy.
• D) repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation.

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Definitions:

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