A left-ear advantage for verbal sounds can be observed in up to 50% of
A) split-brain patients.
B) individuals with dyslexia.
C) right-handed individuals.
D) left-handed individuals.

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The left-ear advantage for verbal sounds is typically observed in right-handed individuals. This is because the left hemisphere of the brain, which is dominant for language processing in most people, receives information from the right ear. However, it should be noted that not all right-handed individuals exhibit this left-ear advantage and it may also be present in some left-handed individuals.

A Left-Ear Advantage for Verbal Sounds Can Be Observed in Up