The Case of the Patient Tan Is Significant to the History

Multiple Choice

The case of the patient Tan is significant to the history of psychology and neurology because the case provides evidence that

A) language is processed by both hemispheres of the brain.
B) no specific brain area could be identified as playing a role in specific language skills.
C) only a small portion of language processing occurs in the cerebral cortex.
D) there may be a direct correspondence between a specific part of the brain and specific language skills.