Overgaard and His Colleagues (2004) Used Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

question 6

Multiple Choice

Overgaard and his colleagues (2004) used transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) by placing a magnetic wand over an area of the skull corresponding to an area of the visual cortex. This disrupted activation in that area and caused participants to temporarily lose awareness of a visual stimulus. An advantage of TMS over other methods is that it allows researchers to:

• A) monitor brain activity in a specific area of the brain.
• B) control other influences (extraneous variables) that could affect brain activity.
• C) experimentally manipulate the brain from outside of the skull.
• D) examine multiple variables in the living brain at the same time.

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