The small regions in a three-dimensional grid, approximately 5 to 10 cubic millimeters in volume, that neuroimagers use to map the brain are known as
A)posners.
B)sternbergs.
C)voxels.
D)pixels.

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The small regions in a three-dimensional grid that neuroimagers use to map the brain are known as voxels. A voxel is a three-dimensional pixel, and it is typically 5-10 cubic millimeters in volume. Posner and Sternberg refer to researchers in cognitive psychology, but they do not relate to neuroimaging or brain mapping.

The Small Regions in a Three-Dimensional Grid, Approximately 5 to 10