To Understand a Word That One Hears, Action Potentials from the Ear

question 14

Multiple Choice

To understand a word that one hears, action potentials from the ear reach the auditory cortex, travel to the auditory association cortex, and are comprehended as meaningful words by

• A) Broca's area (motor speech area).
• B) Wernicke's area (sensory speech area).
• C) the prefrontal area.
• D) the primary somatic sensory cortex.
• E) the aphasic area.

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Definitions:

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