Which of the following is NOT an example mentioned in the text about how thinking about something can activate the same brain regions as actually sensing or doing it?
A) Imaging a scene activates the same visual areas involved in looking at the scene.
B) Imaging a flavour activates the same gustatory and olfactory brain regions involved in tasting the flavour.
C) Imaging a fearful or anxiety-provoking situation activates the amygdala.
D) Imaging the solution to a problem can sometimes help with problem solving.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

All the other options (A, B, and C) are examples mentioned in the text about how thinking about something can activate the same brain regions as actually sensing or doing it. Option D is different because it is about how imagining a solution to a problem can help with problem-solving, but it does not mention any specific brain regions.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Example Mentioned in the Text