Evidence to support the "splitters" includes:
A)That a person good in math also generally has good verbal abilities
B)That localized brain damage that impairs one ability sometimes does not interfere with other abilities
C)The lack of ability of autistic adults to perform most activities even with experience
D)All of the above

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Localized brain damage that impairs one ability but does not interfere with other abilities supports the idea of "splitters." This suggests that different abilities are processed in different regions of the brain. The other options (A and C) are not relevant to supporting the idea of "splitters."

Evidence to Support the "Splitters" Includes