The Brain Seems to Consist of a Large Number of Separate

question 214

Multiple Choice

The brain seems to consist of a large number of separate and specialized modules. There is, in other words, a localization of brain function. At the same time, research also has shown that __________.

• A) the module that performs certain tasks varies from person to person
• B) there are no links from one module to another
• C) multiple brain areas are activated for any task we do
• D) all of the above are correct answers

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Definitions:

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