Research with those experiencing auditory hallucinations has NOT demonstrated:
A) increased blood flow in Broca's area.
B) increased activity in the brain's hearing center.
C) movement of the oval window of the cochlea.
D) increased activity near the brain's surface.

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Research on auditory hallucinations has shown increased blood flow in Broca's area (related to speech production) and increased activity in the brain's hearing center, as well as near the brain's surface, but it has not demonstrated movement of the oval window of the cochlea, which is a structure in the ear involved in the mechanical process of hearing, not in the perception or hallucination of sound.

Research with Those Experiencing Auditory Hallucinations Has NOT Demonstrated