Scientists Who Believe That Specific Parts of the Brain Are

Multiple Choice

Scientists who believe that specific parts of the brain are responsible for specific functions and abilities are supported in this belief by:

A) the inability of split-brain surgery to treat severe epilepsy.
B) Phineas Gage's change in personality after sustaining a severe head injury.
C) the ability of the brain to adapt its structure or function in response to damage.
D) the discovery that new neurons are created by the brain after injury.