A) articulation (speech production) .
B) reading.
C) language comprehension.
D) language reception.
E) translation.
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A) deaf people who use American Sign Language and subsequently suffer unilateral brain damage.
B) split-brain deaf people.
C) deaf monkeys with unilateral brain damage.
D) split-brain people with right-hemisphere damage.
E) deaf people with bilateral brain damage.
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A) in individual volunteers were patchy.
B) varied both from individual to individual and within individuals from trial to trial.
C) were widespread over the lateral surfaces of brain.
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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A) language.
B) constituent cognitive processes.
C) emotion.
D) spatial ability.
E) cognitive tasks.
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A) left hemisphere.
B) frontal lobe.
C) inferior prefrontal cortex.
D) all of the above
E) both A and B
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A) chimpanzees.
B) male teenagers.
C) preschool children.
D) football players.
E) 2-year-old children.
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A) phonemes.
B) language production.
C) language comprehension.
D) language's constituent cognitive processes.
E) both B and C
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A) patients shown to be right-hemisphere dominant for speech by the sodium amytal test display a left-ear superiority for the recall of dichotically presented digits.
B) most people display a right ear superiority for the recall of dichotically presented melodies.
C) only left-handers display a left-ear superiority for the recall of dichotically presented digits.
D) all of the above
E) both A and B
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A) Wernicke's area.
B) Broca's area.
C) the frontal operculum.
D) Heschl's gyrus.
E) primary auditory cortex.
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A) read words to the left ear.
B) read words to the right ear.
C) present visual stimuli in the right visual field, then verbally instruct the patient to respond to the visual stimuli.
D) both A and B
E) both B and C
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A) dichotic listening test.
B) sodium amytal test.
C) unilateral-lesion procedure.
D) token test.
E) split-brain test.
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A) in the experiment fell to 50% correct.
B) with transected corpus callosums fell to 50% correct.
C) with both their optic chiasms and their corpus callosums transected fell to 50% correct.
D) with transected optic chiasms fell to 50% correct.
E) with both their optic chiasms and their corpus callosums transected fell to zero correct.
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A) most people are right-handed.
B) most people are dextrals.
C) the right hemisphere is dominant.
D) the special abilities of the left hemisphere have been more apparent.
E) both A and B
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A) Lesions that disrupt speech often produce other motor deficits.
B) Language-comprehension areas are located in primary sensory cortex.
C) Patients with reading difficulties often display auditory deficits..
D) all of the above
E) none of the above
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A) all left-handers and a few right-handers.
B) nearly all left-handers and a few right-handers.
C) nearly all right-handers and the majority of left-handers.
D) nearly all right-handers and only a few left-handers.
E) a few right-handers and even fewer left-handers.
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A) developmental.
B) semantic.
C) agnostic.
D) auditory.
E) acquired.
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