Final answer:
When correcting for a cupping artifact in head imaging, applying the correction algorithm too aggressively can result in a capping artifact where the center of the image appears overly bright.
Step-by-step explanation:
A capping artifact can be created when attempting to correct for a cupping artifact by applying a correction algorithm too aggressively to the data for a head image. This results in the center of the image appearing too bright. Therefore, the correct answer is b. capping, center.