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.

Understand the influence of classical antiquity on Renaissance art.

Recognize the characteristics and innovations of the International Gothic style.

Identify key artists and architects of the Italian Renaissance and their contributions.

Explain the development and significance of linear perspective in Renaissance art.

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