Which Statement About Imagination and Observation Inflation Is FALSE

question 137

Multiple Choice

Which statement about imagination and observation inflation is FALSE?

• A) If you imagine something, the same brain areas are activated as when you actually see it.
• B) If you imagine an event repeatedly, you are more likely to think it is real than if you imagine it infrequently.
• C) If you imagine an event vividly, you are less likely to think it is real than if you imagine it vaguely.
• D) If you observe someone else perform an action, you may think that you performed it yourself.

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Definitions:

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Increased Hunger

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