Which of the Following Pieces of Evidence, If True, Would

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following pieces of evidence, if true, would suggest that the cortex is required for sentience in humans?

• A)Human levels of sentience increase as the cortex develops.
• B)People with Alzheimer's disease lose degrees of sentience as their neurodegeneration progresses.
• C)The extent and characteristics of sentience in people with hydranencephaly can be predicted by cortex mapping.
• D)People can suffer damage to subcortical areas without a noticeable impact on sentience.

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