What Part of the Brain Is Known as the Interpreter

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Multiple Choice

What part of the brain is known as the interpreter?

• A) The right hemisphere, in that it likes to construct a world that makes sense.
• B) The parietal lobe, because it regulates all information and helps translate speech.
• C) The left hemisphere, because it is vital in constructing a world that makes sense.
• D) The frontal lobe, because it deals with higher-order thinking.

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