Neuroimaging Studies in Humans Have Found That Activation of the Amygdala

Multiple Choice

Neuroimaging studies in humans have found that activation of the amygdala increases when people:

A) look at faces showing fear, anger, sadness, or happiness
B) falsely remember events that didn't occur
C) work on spatial tasks, such as putting together a puzzle
D) process stimuli through more than one sense (such as sight and sound)