A Limitation of Using Neuroimaging Procedures to Understand Psychopathy Is

question 10

Multiple Choice

A limitation of using neuroimaging procedures to understand psychopathy is:

• A)the techniques used to map brain areas are not very precise
• B)it promotes the idea that a psychopath's behaviour can never change if it is biologically based
• C)psychopaths are able to regulate their brain activity during such procedures if they wish to fool the assessor
• D)decreased activation in individual brain areas cannot be automatically associated with abnormal brain function

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