Multiple Choice
Why might a human have an electrode inserted into his/her brain?
A) to correct damage from a stroke
B) to artificially excite neurons that are not activated due to Parkinson's disease
C) to damage abnormal connections from epilepsy
D) to provide neurochemical treatments directly to neurons
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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