Speech Starts with Decisions as to What Will Be Said

question 72

Multiple Choice

Speech starts with decisions as to what will be said and can involve our current or past perceptions.The brain regions that are responsible for having something to say would be those located

• A) in the primary motor cortex.
• B) distal to the hippocampus.
• C) in the posterior portions of the occipital, temporal, and parietal lobes.
• D) on either side of the corpus callosum.
• E) in the anterior portions of the cerebral hemispheres.

Recognize the information-processing perspective on cognitive development.

Identify key concepts in cognitive development, such as seriation, conservation, and classification.

Comprehend the importance of a knowledge base in mastering new information.

Understand the stages and characteristics of cognitive development in children.

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