Neural projections from the temporal lobe to the frontal lobe are hypothesized to be necessary for:
A) stimulus recognition and categorization.
B) long-term memory encoding and storage.
C) short-term memory and affect.
D) use of auditory cues to guide movement.

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Neural projections from the temporal lobe to the frontal lobe are involved in short-term memory and affect, as these areas are crucial for processing and integrating sensory information with executive functions and emotional responses.

Neural Projections from the Temporal Lobe to the Frontal Lobe