= Neuroimaging
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<Neuroimaging> measures structural or functional properties of the <nervous system>. Different methods record different physical signals, so anatomical images and activity-sensitive measurements support different inferences.
For example, <electroencephalography> records electrical potential differences, while many functional vascular measurements depend on <neurovascular coupling>. Spatial overlap in an image is not by itself proof that one location implements a complete psychological process.
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