How Does an MRI Make a Picture of the Brain

question 171

Multiple Choice

How does an MRI make a picture of the brain?

• A) It measures the degree of activity in the various areas scanned.
• B) It uses X rays and takes pictures at several different angles.
• C) It relies on the magnetic properties of the atoms in the cells scanned.
• D) It uses a recording of the electrical impulses produced by the neurons in the brain.

Distinguish between similar fields within psychology, such as clinical and counseling psychology.

Acknowledge the importance of empirical evidence and data documentation in psychology.

Understand the role of personality psychologists and the development of predictive behavioral assessments.

Recognize behaviorism and other early fields in psychology that emphasized empirical evidence.

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Definitions:

Conditional Emotional Response

Conditional emotional response involves the development of emotions, such as fear or happiness, in response to a specific stimulus due to the process of conditioning.

Operant Conditioning Perspective

The act of altering the degree of behavior through the strategic use of reinforcement or punitive measures.

Proficient

Denotes a high degree of competence or skill in a particular area or activity.

Resent

To feel bitterness or indignation at having been treated unfairly or having been wronged.