Author Question: Which of the following observations supports Kimura's motor theory of cerebral asymmetry? A) ... (Read 74 times)

craiczarry · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Which of the following observations supports Kimura's motor theory of cerebral asymmetry?

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

Question 2

The strongest evidence for the linguistic theory of cerebral asymmetry comes from the study of

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.