The mental chronometric paradigm for studying motor imagery involves measuring the:
A) EEG activity of athletes engaged in forming mental images
B) Temporal congruence between real and imagined action
C) Brain activity in the occipital cortex
D) Eye movements of athletes

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The mental chronometric paradigm for studying motor imagery involves measuring the temporal congruence between real and imagined action, assessing how closely the timing of an imagined action matches the timing of performing the action in reality.

The Mental Chronometric Paradigm for Studying Motor Imagery Involves Measuring