In a neuroimaging study on semantic-verification tasks, Raposo et al.found that:
A)greater frontal lobe activity was needed to do sentence verification when the non-associative distance between the verb clause and antecedent was not definable.
B)areas of the left prefrontal lobe and areas of the left medial temporal lobe were particularly active during sentence verification.
C)areas of the right medial temporal lobe were the primary area activating during sentence verification tasks.
D)greater right medial temporal activity was need to parse verb clauses.

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Raposo et al.'s study on semantic-verification tasks highlighted the involvement of specific brain regions during sentence verification, particularly noting increased activity in areas of the left prefrontal lobe and areas of the left medial temporal lobe. This finding suggests the importance of these regions in processing and verifying the semantic content of sentences.

In a Neuroimaging Study on Semantic-Verification Tasks, Raposo Et Al