Which of the following imaginary pieces of evidence would best support the hypothesis that both positive and negative emotions originate from a single brain hemisphere?
A) A patient with a stroke in one hemisphere becomes highly emotional, manic, and delusional; a different patient with a stroke in the other hemisphere becomes emotionless and almost robotic
B) Stimulating one hemisphere in a rat causes playful exuberance; stimulating the other hemisphere causes fearful aggression
C) EEG recordings of participants viewing facial expressions show left-side lateralization for positive expressions and right-side lateralization for negative expressions
D) All of the above would support the hypothesis
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