Psychological Constructs (E

question 12

Multiple Choice

Psychological constructs (e.g., attention) can be difficult to localize in the brain because:

• A)psychological constructs are often complex and not localized to one area of the brain.
• B)we tend to think of constructs as unitary, but they are actually made up of a number of distinct processes.
• C)the brain is not organized around psychological constructs.
• D)All of the answers are correct.

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