Multiple Choice
When designing an fMRI study, which would be the best strategy for isolating the neural activity associated with the vocal component of reading a word from other potential actions related to reading?
A) Compare fMRI scans of a subject silently reading a word and of reading the word aloud.
B) Compare fMRI scans of a subject looking at a picture that is related to a word and of reading the word aloud.
C) Compare a PET scan of a subject reading a word aloud to an fMRI scan of a subject reading the same word aloud.
D) Perform an fMRI scan of the participant as he is talking to a friend, noting the level of brain activity when he uses the target word.
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