One Concern with Interpreting FMRI Studies Employing a "Resting State

question 66

Multiple Choice

One concern with interpreting fMRI studies employing a "resting state" for comparison with cognitive activities of interest is that

• A)the brain uses considerably more blood and oxygen when it is "at rest."
• B)many processes are engaged "at rest," including self-referential processes.
• C)participants in experiments are particularly prone to movement artifacts when "at rest."
• D)there is too little blood flow in the brain "at rest" for accurate measurements.

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