In Neuroimaging Studies, the Term 'Regions of Interest' Refers to

question 14

Multiple Choice

In neuroimaging studies, the term 'regions of interest' refers to

• A) sensory regions in the brain that are the focus of study in a particular experiment
• B) brain activity in the cerebral cortex
• C) brain areas that are targeted for study in a particular experiment
• D) brain areas that have been damaged due to stroke or illness

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Definitions:

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