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    The Use of an Electrode to Stimulate Small Areas of the Brain
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The Use of an Electrode to Stimulate Small Areas of the Brain

Question 504

Question 504

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The use of an electrode to stimulate small areas of the brain beneath the surface is called


A) ESB.
B) deep lesioning.
C) fMRI.
D) electroencephalography.

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