Resting-state fMRIs are collected when participants:
A)have their eyes open and are looking around.
B)have their eyes closed or fixated on a specific point.
C)are engaged in a specific task, such as doing a puzzle.
D)are engaged in a low-energy task, such as listening to music.

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Resting-state fMRIs are collected when participants are not engaged in any specific task, often with their eyes closed or fixated on a specific point, to measure brain activity in a resting state.

Resting-State FMRIs Are Collected When Participants