During an Epileptic Attack, Abnormal Seizure "Waves" Are Commonly Recorded

During an epileptic attack, abnormal seizure "waves" are commonly recorded in both hemispheres. One major reason for this is that __________.

A) EEG recording devices are not very sensitive to the location of the abnormal waves
B) both hemispheres are damaged in most cases of epilepsy
C) the dominant hemisphere exerts control over the nondominant hemisphere
D) seizure activity is propagated across the corpus callosum

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