Cerebral Lateralization Refers to the Idea That

Cerebral lateralization refers to the idea that

A) the parietal lobe has a greater activation on one side of the brain than the other
B) functions are located on one or the other side of the brain
C) regions toward the rear of the brain are older and control more basic processes, whereas regions toward the front of the brain evolved later and control more higher-order processing
D) the corpus callosum is key for language comprehension, while the motor cortex controls voluntary movement