The covert attitude measure that uses electrodes pasted onto the scalp to record the waves of electrical brain activity is called a(n)

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The covert attitude measure that uses electrodes pasted onto the scalp to record the waves of electrical brain activity is known as an electroencephalograph or EEG. The other options - facial electromyograph, bogus pipeline, and implicit association test, do not involve recording brain activity using electrodes on the scalp.

The Covert Attitude Measure That Uses Electrodes Pasted onto the Scalp