Because his psychologist suspects he might have substantial brain damage, Tony was given a five-hour battery of tests that included listening to rhythmic beats presented by tape recorder and putting different shaped blocks into grooves while blindfolded. The procedure Tony experienced is called the

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The Halstead-Reitan battery is a comprehensive neuropsychological test that assesses various aspects of cognitive functioning, including sensory-perceptual, motor, memory, and language abilities. It is often used to detect brain damage or dysfunction. The other options listed are not appropriate for assessing brain damage; the Rorschach and MMPI-2 are personality tests and fMRI is a brain imaging technique that is used to detect brain activity, but not damage.

Because His Psychologist Suspects He Might Have Substantial Brain Damage