Standing outside a football stadium and judging the excitement of the game by the crowd's screams is analogous to "eavesdropping" on the brain using which of the following?

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An electroencephalograph (EEG) is a device that measures brain activity by detecting and recording electrical signals produced by the brain. Similarly, standing outside a stadium and listening to screams is like "eavesdropping" on the excitement of the game by detecting the sound waves produced by the crowd's reactions. MRI scanning and higher-order scanning do not directly measure brain activity, and electrical stimulation involves the application of electrical currents to the brain rather than monitoring its activity.

Standing Outside a Football Stadium and Judging the Excitement of the Game