Multiple Choice
A neuropsychologist has been studying two patients who suffered strokes. One of the patients can still understand spoken English but can only speak gibberish. The other patient can still speak English fluently but can no longer understand spoken English. This is an example of:
A) a single dissociation.
B) a double dissociation.
C) experience-dependent plasticity.
D) an inferior lobe damage
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