Lateralization is also called "______."
A) myelination
B) white matter
C) sidedness
D) reverse specialization

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Lateralization refers to the concept of brain functions being specialized to one side of the brain or the other, also known as sidedness. Myelination refers to the process of forming a myelin sheath around nerve fibers, white matter refers to the pale-colored tissue in the brain and spinal cord that consists of myelinated nerve fibers, and reverse specialization is not a commonly used term in neuroscience.

Lateralization Is Also Called "______