A researcher is interested in understanding the activity in the brains of people who, in order to treat intractable epilepsy, have had a hemispherectomy—the removal of one hemisphere or side of their brains. What method would help the researcher to identify areas of activity associated with specific tasks like naming or finger tapping?

With repeated use of a drug, more of the drug is necessary to achieve the same effects. This demonstrates the development of _____.

A chemical messenger released from the hypothalamus that acts on cells in the pituitary is a _____.

Ethical standards for the use of human subjects require researchers to _____.

A client states, “It’s been so long since I’ve been with my family.” Which statement by the nurse demonstrates restating of the client’s sentence?

The nurse is providing education for a client to improve mental and emotional health and influence the client’s response to illness. Which statement made by the client indicates that the education is effective? Select all that apply.

An advantage of MEG in comparison to EEG is that _____.

A nurse has been caring for a gunshot victim who has just died. Various family and friends are present. One of the visitors privately discloses to the nurse that the visitor and the client were having an affair. Which is the best action by the nurse after learning of this relationship?

Damage to which of the following areas results in problems producing speech?

The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid