Define neuroimaging and the single case STUDY approach. It should show an awareness of the subjects studied using fMRI and PET, and the overlap between the subjects in these studies and those in single case studies. It should distinguish between structural and FUNCTIONAL neuroimaging methods. The ADVANTAGES and disadvantages of each approach should be made CLEAR, and an outline of the criticisms of neuroimaging portraying it as 'glorified phrenology' should be addressed. A very good answer would challenge whether neuroimaging can COMPLEMENT the single case study approach.

Define neuroimaging and the single case study approach. It should show an awareness of the subjects studied using fMRI and PET, and the overlap between the subjects in these studies and those in single case studies. It should distinguish between structural and functional neuroimaging methods. The advantages and disadvantages of each approach should be made clear, and an outline of the criticisms of neuroimaging portraying it as 'glorified phrenology' should be addressed. A very good answer would challenge whether neuroimaging can complement the single case study approach.