People Who Stutter Have a Difference in Brain Activity from Non-Stuttering

question 90

Multiple Choice

 People who stutter have a difference in brain activity from non-stuttering individuals in that stutterers are

• A) more likely to process some language in the right hemisphere.
• B) less likely to process some language in the right hemisphere.
• C) more likely to use only the right hemisphere for language.
• D) more likely to have general problems with motor coordination.

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