In Psychophysiological Assessment, the Psychologist Is Interested in Evaluating Brain

Multiple Choice

In psychophysiological assessment, the psychologist is interested in evaluating brain and nervous system reactions that result from the presentation of some stimulus. For example, during relaxation training, the therapist would expect the patient's EEG to reveal a higher level of ______ waves in the relaxation state, but normal patterns of _________ prior to training.

A) beta; delta
B) delta; alpha
C) alpha; beta
D) theta; delta