This particular type of metabolic imaging technique uses a radioactive form of glucose "that emits positrons as it is metabolized" to look at the physiological functioning of the brain "in action." It monitors increase in blood flow to particular parts of the brain.
A)Electroencephalograms (EEGs)
B)Glucose Metabolism Tomography (GMT)
C)Positron emission tomography (PET)
D)ERPs

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The description matches the technique of positron emission tomography (PET), which uses radiolabeled glucose to look at the brain in action and monitor blood flow to specific brain regions. EEGs and ERPs both measure brain activity but do not involve imaging or the use of glucose, while there is no technique known as Glucose Metabolism Tomography (GMT).

This Particular Type of Metabolic Imaging Technique Uses a Radioactive