According to research on cerebral asymmetry, a person who frequently suffers from depression probably has
A) higher right-hemisphere activity than left-hemisphere activity when resting.
B) higher left-hemisphere activity than right-hemisphere activity when resting.
C) equal right- and left-hemisphere activity when resting but higher right-hemisphere activity when depressed.
D) equal right- and left-hemisphere activity when resting but higher left-hemisphere activity when depressed.

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Research on cerebral asymmetry suggests that individuals who frequently suffer from depression tend to have higher right-hemisphere activity than left-hemisphere activity when resting. This imbalance is thought to be related to the emotional and cognitive symptoms of depression.

According to Research on Cerebral Asymmetry, a Person Who Frequently