A person who has just suffered a head trauma due to a car accident is given the "Trail Making Test" by a psychologist in order to assess the person's memory and planning abilities. This testis an example of which method of studying brain-behaviour relations?
A)Brain imaging
B)Electrical recording
C)Neuropsychological tests
D)Destruction and stimulation techniques

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The "Trail Making Test" is a neuropsychological test, which is designed to assess cognitive functions such as memory and planning abilities, without the use of invasive techniques like brain imaging or electrical recording. It is a part of a battery of tests used to evaluate the cognitive effects of brain damage, neurological disorders, or other conditions affecting the brain.

A Person Who Has Just Suffered a Head Trauma Due