Which of the Following Assumptions Was an Error of Gall's

question 8

Multiple Choice

Which of the following assumptions was an error of Gall's in his phrenological theory?

• A) Specific psychological functions may be localized in specific brain parts.
• B) The shape of the skull accurately reflects the shape of the brain lying beneath.
• C) The language function is localized near the front of the cortex.
• D) The cerebellum is the center for a specific function.

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