The Greater Thickness of the Corpus Callosum in Women's Brains

The greater thickness of the corpus callosum in women's brains than in men's brains allows for more intercommunication between the two hemispheres, which could account for why:

A) males typically exhibit less impairment of brain function than females do after comparable damage to one hemisphere.
B) females often score lower than males on tests of verbal skills.
C) female brains are less lateralized for function and male brains have larger asymmetries in function.
D) male brains are less lateralized for function and female brains have larger asymmetries in function.