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KWilfred

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For most people, which part(s) of the brain contribute(s) to the interpretation of prosody?
 
  a. the left hemisphere only.
 b. the right hemisphere only.
 c. the right hemisphere and the left orbitofrontal cortex.
 d. the right hemisphere and both the right and left orbitofrontal cortices.

Question 2

Perception of prosody was
 
  a. better in patients with left hemisphere damage than patients with right hemisphere damage.
 b. better in patients with right hemisphere damage than patients with left hemisphere damage.
 c. not impaired in patients with either right or left hemisphere damage.
 d. equally impaired in patients with either right or left hemisphere damage.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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