In the View of Kimura and Others, Much of the Cortex

question 9

Multiple Choice

In the view of Kimura and others, much of the cortex devoted to language production in the left hemisphere probably evolved as elaborations of:

• A) parietal lobe circuits involved with location of visual stimuli.
• B) premotor cortex circuits involved in face and hand gestures.
• C) orbital cortex circuits involved with categorization.
• D) memory circuits in the temporal lobe.

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Definitions:

Proximity

The state of being close or near in space, time, or relationship, which can influence social connections and interactions.

Interposition

A visual cue in perception that occurs when one object partially blocks another, which can be used to perceive depth and spatial relationships.

Closure

A psychological phenomenon where an individual fills in gaps in sensory information to perceive complete images or forms.

Context Effects

How environmental elements impact an individual's response to a stimulus.