The fact that left-hemisphere damage disrupts American Sign Language but not pantomime gestures supports the __________ theory of cerebral asymmetry.
A) analytic-synthetic
B) motor
C) linguistic
D) synthetic-analytic
E) Wernicke-Geschwind
Question 2
The case of W.L., the man who experienced aphasia for sign language, demonstrates that left hemisphere damage can disrupt __________ gestures without disrupting __________ gestures.
A) linguistic; pantomime
B) linguistic; language
C) pantomime; linguistic
D) linguistic; sign language
E) pantomime; sign language
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The American clipper ship, Red Jacket, off Cape Horn, sails from Australia to Liverpool, England, in
The American Sign Language Alphabet.
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