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Unit quiz: Context and responsible scientific inference

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Question 1

A brief mobilizing response during a challenge differs from prolonged uncontrollable stress. Similar labels need not imply identical effects on cognition.

Which comparison is most informative?

Question 2

Functional MRI commonly uses blood-oxygenation-related signals. A highlighted region reflects an analysis and contrast, not proof that only that region performs the task.

What must accompany interpretation of an activation map?

Question 3

A region is active during a task. That observation alone does not show the activity is necessary; an intervention addresses a different causal question.

What is not established by task-correlated activation alone?

Question 4

If a region responds during fear and several other processes, seeing its activity does not uniquely identify fear. Specificity matters.

Why is the inference to fear uncertain?

Question 5

A small group-level study of a training task does not establish that an app raises everyone’s general intelligence. Examine transfer, controls and replication.

Which evidence is needed for broad improvement claims?

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