Nine-month-old Nicole's left frontal lobe is more active than her right frontal lobe. We can expect that,all other things being equal,Nicole

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Research suggests that individuals with more active left frontal lobes tend to be more cheerful, outgoing, and socially confident than those with more active right frontal lobes. Therefore, we can expect that Nicole may be more cheerful than those with more active right frontal lobes.

Nine-Month-Old Nicole's Left Frontal Lobe Is More Active Than Her