Research about the corpus callosum suggests that ____.
A) the corpus callosum of females is far less active than that of males, resulting in greater lateralization
B) differences observed between males and females may be related more to brain size than to sex
C) certain regions of the corpus callosum tend to be larger in males, resulting in systematic differences in information processing
D) male-female differences in the corpus callosum vary by culture, suggesting a role for development

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Research has shown that the size of the corpus callosum is correlated more strongly with brain size than with sex, and that differences between males and females may be attributed to these size differences. However, it is important to note that there is individual variability in the size and function of the corpus callosum, and that generalizations should be made with caution.

Research About the Corpus Callosum Suggests That ____