London Drivers The textbook discusses a well-known research study done by Maguire and colleagues (2003) on drivers in London. They were interested in identifying differences in the brain between taxi drivers and general drivers. Specifically, they wanted to explore the relationship between the volume of different brain areas and the amount that drivers have to navigate their environments (i.e., spatial memory). Taxi drivers need to use their navigation skills much more than a general driver. They conducted fMRI scans to measure the amount of gray matter in the brain in both groups of drivers. 12 2 points What kind of study design does this scenario best represent? 000 Correlational Descriptive Experimental