Teaching a patient to regain use of an impaired limb by limiting his or her use of the good limb is called

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The technique described in the question is known as constraint-induced therapy, which involves restricting the use of the uninjured limb to encourage the use of the impaired limb. None of the other options (functional magnetic resonance imaging, cognitive neural prosthetics, phrenology) are related to this rehabilitation technique.

Teaching a Patient to Regain Use of an Impaired Limb