Despite the Lateralization of Language to One Cerebral Hemisphere, the Brain

question 88

Multiple Choice

Despite the lateralization of language to one cerebral hemisphere, the brain depends on the experience of the other hemisphere for full language function.This information travels between the hemispheres via the

• A) gray matter.
• B) temporal lobe.
• C) thalamus.
• D) corpus callosum.
• E) brainstem.

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