Semantic encoding is related to an increase of activity in which brain regions?
A)the lower left frontal lobe and the inner part of the left parietal lobe
B)the lower left frontal lobe and the inner part of the left temporal lobe
C)the lower right frontal lobe and the inner part of the left occipital lobe
D)the lower right frontal lobe and the inner part of the right parietal lobe

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Semantic encoding is related to an increase of activity in the lower left frontal lobe and the inner part of the left temporal lobe, which are areas involved in language processing and semantic memory. The other options are not consistent with the known brain regions associated with semantic encoding.

Semantic Encoding Is Related to an Increase of Activity in Which