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What does
spatial
resolution
refer to in brain imaging?
Accuracy
of brain photo from
distances
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Why is spatial resolution important for brain imaging?
It ensures a
clear
picture of the brain
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What does
temporal
resolution indicate in brain imaging?
Timing
between brain
activity
and
scan
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What happens if there is a delay in temporal resolution?
You may
miss
or capture
incomplete
activity
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What does fMRI stand for?
Functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging
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How does fMRI measure brain activity?
By pinpointing changes in
blood
flow
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What is the spatial resolution of fMRI?
1-2
mm
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What is the temporal resolution of fMRI?
5
seconds delay
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What does EEG stand for?
Electroencephalogram
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How does EEG detect brain activity?
Using
electrodes
placed on the
scalp
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What is the spatial resolution of EEG?
Low
spatial resolution
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What is the temporal resolution of EEG?
High
temporal resolution
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What does ERP stand for?
Event-related
potential
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What triggers the small voltage changes in ERP?
Stimuli
presented during the task
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What is the spatial resolution of ERP?
Low
spatial resolution
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What is the temporal resolution of ERP?
High
temporal resolution
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What is the purpose of post mortem examinations?
To establish
underlying
brain
abnormalities
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Who is subjected to post mortem examinations?
Individuals with
unusual
behavior while
alive
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What is the spatial resolution of post mortem examinations?
No
spatial resolution
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What is the temporal resolution of post mortem examinations?
No
temporal resolution
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What are the key differences between fMRI, EEG, and ERP in terms of spatial and temporal resolution?
fMRI:
High
spatial resolution (
1-2
mm)
Low
temporal resolution (
5
seconds delay)
EEG:
Low
spatial resolution
High
temporal resolution
ERP:
Low
spatial resolution
High
temporal resolution
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What are the strengths and weaknesses of post mortem examinations?
Strengths:
Establish
underlying
brain
abnormalities
Correlate
behavior
with brain structure
Weaknesses:
No
spatial resolution
No
temporal resolution
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