Studies on Patients with Brain Damage Suggest That Our Brains

question 83

Multiple Choice

Studies on patients with brain damage suggest that our brains have been shaped in a way that provides a survival advantage. Many of these patients who have specific deficits in processing categories perform differently from control participants in one domain:

• A) the familiar versus the unfamiliar.
• B) light versus dark.
• C) humans versus animals.
• D) animals versus nonliving things.

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