The Two Neuroimaging Techniques That Are Most Often Used Provide

question 86

Multiple Choice

The two neuroimaging techniques that are most often used provide

• A) detailed images of the anatomical features of the brain and indications of brain activity.
• B) measurements of the diffusion of water molecules in brain tissue.
• C) measures of heart beat and respiration changes in older adults.
• D) evidence of the positivity effect.

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Definitions:

Delayed Conditioning

A conditioning process where the conditioned stimulus (CS) starts and continues until the unconditioned stimulus (US) is presented.

Temporal Conditioning

A form of conditioning in which the temporal interval between stimuli rather than an external stimulus is the predictive factor for the occurrence of a conditioned response.

Delayed Conditioning

A form of classical conditioning where there is a time gap between the presentation of the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus.

Trace Conditioning

A form of classical conditioning where the conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus are presented separately with a time interval between them.