Which of the following ways to study the brain is NOT a neuroimaging technique?
A) functional magnetic resonance imaging
B) lesioning
C) diffusion tensor imaging
D) positron emission tomography

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Lesioning is not a neuroimaging technique. It involves purposefully damaging or removing specific areas of the brain to observe resulting changes in behavior or function. The other three options (functional magnetic resonance imaging, diffusion tensor imaging, and positron emission tomography) are neuroimaging techniques that involve using various technologies to visualize brain activity or structure.

Which of the Following Ways to Study the Brain Is