The Following Statement Is Incorrect: "The Brain Is Composed of Many

question 69

Multiple Choice

The following statement is incorrect: "The brain is composed of many independent regions. Each of these regions has a specific function." How might it be corrected below?

• A) The brain is composed of distinct regions. Though these regions may be associated with a specific function, many functions are widely distributed across brain areas.
• B) The brain is composed of distinct regions. Few if any of these regions are associated with a specific function, but rather brain functions are widely distributed across many brain areas.
• C) The brain is largely homogenous, with nuclei spread relatively evenly throughout. Brain functions are served by nuclei in specific areas of the brain.
• D) The brain is largely homogenous, with nuclei spread relatively evenly throughout. Few if any regions are associated with a specific function.

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Definitions:

Mental Processes

The internal operations of the mind, including thinking, remembering, feeling, and decision-making.

Formation of Personality

The development of an individual’s distinctive character and qualities based on a combination of innate tendencies and environmental influences.

Specific Events

Distinct occurrences or happenings that can be identified in time and space, often analyzed in the context of their impact on individuals and societies.

Cognitive Simplicity

The tendency to perceive and categorize information in a straightforward, simplified manner, avoiding complexity.