Statement (i): Structural MRI has better spatial resolution than EEG. Statement (ii): EEG has better temporal resolution than structural MRI. Which is correct?
Structural MRI resolves anatomical locations much more precisely than scalp EEG source localization. EEG directly tracks rapid electrical activity with millisecond-scale timing, giving superior temporal resolution to structural imaging. Both comparisons are true, A.
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