Which of the following is NOT an important goal of psychophysiology?
A) to discover if psychological phenomena have measurable physiological correlates
B) to develop psychological models derived from knowledge of physiological states
C) to develop better theoretical integration of behavior and physiology
D) to replace psychological models with physiological models of behavior

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The primary goals of psychophysiology include discovering measurable physiological correlates of psychological phenomena, developing psychological models informed by physiological states, and achieving better theoretical integration between behavior and physiology. However, replacing psychological models with physiological models is not a goal; instead, the aim is to integrate and understand the relationship between the two.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Important Goal of Psychophysiology