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The Brain's Association Areas

Question 121

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The brain's association areas:


A) are more precisely localized than are the sensory and motor areas.
B) receive and analyze sensory stimuli.
C) make up the majority of the cortical surface.
D) are smaller than the sensory or motor areas.

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