Brain Scanning vs. Self-Rated Brain Activity
Brain Scanning vs. Self-Rated Brain Activity
On Twitter this week I joked that neuroscientists could save money on brain scanners by just asking people how active their brains are. Why do we spend so much on neuroimaging and then rely on self-report measures of the other variables of interest? Why not self-report brain activity, how active is your amygdala 1-10? https://t.co/ph3A2Uc6zc— Neuroskeptic (@Neuro_Skeptic) November 6, 2019 However, it turns out that there has already been a study that actually asked people to do this,
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November 10, 2019 at 06:46PM
On Twitter this week I joked that neuroscientists could save money on brain scanners by just asking people how active their brains are. Why do we spend so much on neuroimaging and then rely on self-report measures of the other variables of interest? Why not self-report brain activity, how active is your amygdala 1-10? https://t.co/ph3A2Uc6zc— Neuroskeptic (@Neuro_Skeptic) November 6, 2019 However, it turns out that there has already been a study that actually asked people to do this,
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Read more Brain Scanning vs. Self-Rated Brain Activity
November 10, 2019 at 06:46PM
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