[Solved] In Terms of Gender Differences in Specific Brain Functions, Most

 In patients with brain damage, recognition of different grammatical structures is A) better in patients with left hemisphere damage than patients with right hemisphere damage. B) better in patients with right hemisphere damage than patients with left hemisphere damage. C) not impaired in patients with either right or left hemisphere damage. D) equally impaired in patients with either right or left hemisphere damage.

 For most people, which part(s) of the brain contribute(s) to the interpretation of prosody? A) the left hemisphere only. B) the right hemisphere only. C) the right hemisphere and the left orbitofrontal cortex. D) the right hemisphere and both the right and left orbitofrontal cortices.

 Research on the lateralization of musical skills A) demonstrates conclusively that musical skills are lateralized to the right hemisphere in most people. B) demonstrates conclusively that musical skills are lateralized to the left hemisphere in most people. C) has produced mixed results, leading to an ongoing debate about the extent to which musical skills are lateralized. D) supports the idea that musical skills are equally divided between the two hemispheres.

 The brains of musicians with perfect pitch A) differed from nonmusicians but not from musicians lacking perfect pitch. B) differed from musicians lacking perfect pitch but not nonmusicians. C) were the same as nonmusicians and musicians lacking perfect pitch. D) differed from both nonmusicians and musicians lacking perfect pitch.

 An area of the brain that appears to be structurally different in musicians with perfect pitch is A) the planum temporale. B) the prefrontal cortex. C) the primary auditory cortex. D) the corpus callosum.

 During a visuospatial task, A) males and females showed very similar patterns of right hemisphere activation. B) males were more likely to activate both hemispheres than females. C) females were more likely to activate both hemispheres than males. D) males and females showed very similar patterns of left hemisphere activation.

 Compared with healthy controls, individuals with schizophrenia A) show no differences in the lateralization of language. B) are less likely to be ambidextrous. C) are more likely to lateralize language to the left hemisphere. D) are more likely to lateralize language to the right hemisphere or to show no hemisphere asymmetry.

 Savant behaviors occur A) only in individuals with autism spectrum disorder. B) in the majority of individuals with autism spectrum disorder and mental retardation. C) in people whose intellectual function is in the intellectual disability range. D) only in people who have experienced brain damage.

 Most savant behaviors involve behaviors that are typically A) lateralized to the right hemisphere. B) lateralized to the left hemisphere. C) lateralized. D) managed by subcortical structures.

 Language is found in A) all human cultures. B) most but not all contemporary human cultures. C) a minority of contemporary human cultures. D) all contemporary human cultures but probably did not occur in most human societies until approximately 15,000 years ago.