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1 What is revolutionary with regard to the research done by the neuroscientists in this video clip?
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They have combined traditional MRI scanning with automated data processing possibilities.
B
They have designed a neurological MRI scanning machine that can pick up the smallest details.
Slide 4 - Quiz
2 What does the example of the screwdriver illustrate?
A
how many everyday objects the brain can actually store
B
that an object and its functions form a pattern in the brain
C
that only a few objects are classified identically in the brain
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3 Why do people’s brains process the same concept in different ways?
The variation is explained by a difference in
The variation is explained by a difference in
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anticipation
B
experience
C
intelligence
Slide 6 - Quiz
4 What does Gemma, the director of Neurosense, say about the Neuromarketing field?
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It is gaining ground very quickly.
B
It is only successful in a few countries.
C
It requires major investments.
Slide 7 - Quiz
5 Why has Neuromarketing been criticised?
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It is only affordable for large companies.
B
Its methods are employed secretly.
C
Its moral aspects are questionable.
Slide 8 - Quiz
6 What does Paul mean to illustrate with his example of craving chocolate chip cookies?
A
Eventually machines will know us better than we know ourselves.
B
It is very difficult to determine whether a thought will turn into action.
C
People tend to manipulate their thoughts in order to protect their privacy.
Slide 9 - Quiz
7 The presenter describes this kind of thought identification as ‘a bit eerie’.
Why do people feel this way, according to the neuroscientist?
Why do people feel this way, according to the neuroscientist?
A
because data can be interpreted in many different ways
B
because information can easily be used for criminal acts
C
because what goes on in our brain is linked to our identity
