Essay on fMRI draws criticism and praise from psychologists and others
To the Editor:
I am not a social scientist, nor am I a practitioner of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), but I am expert in MRI, so I feel qualified to offer unbiased criticism of your essay in the July 19, 2004, issue of
Let me be explicit about the ways in which you were wrong or wrong-headed:
1) Putting "fake" in the title is simply irresponsible, and I hope you get the avalanche of mail that you deserve about this.
2) You make the blanket statement that fMRI is not ...
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