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The Anterior Intraparietal Sulcus Is Important for Our Ability to

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Question 100

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The anterior intraparietal sulcus is important for our ability to


A) reach for a small object.
B) grasp an object.
C) locate a familiar sound.
D) recognize an object.
E) judge the texture of an object.

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