A person who has just suffered a head trauma due to a car accident is given the "Trail Making Test" by a psychologist in order to assess the person's memory and planning abilities.This test is an example of which method of studying brain-behaviour relations?

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The "Trail Making Test" is a neuropsychological test, which assesses cognitive function and is used to identify impairments in memory, executive function, planning, and attention that can result from neurological conditions or injuries. It does not involve brain imaging, electrical recording or destruction and stimulation of the brain, but focuses on studying brain-behaviour relations through behavioural measures.

A Person Who Has Just Suffered a Head Trauma Due