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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Definitions:

Availability Heuristic

The availability heuristic is a cognitive bias that involves making judgments about the likelihood of events based on how easily examples come to mind.

Functional Fixedness

A tendency to think of things based on their usual functions, which may make it harder to solve a problem.

Framing

The way information is presented or worded, which can significantly affect decisions and judgments.

Insight

The capacity to gain an accurate and deep understanding of someone or something, often suddenly and intuitively.