Using fMRI, Belin et al., (2000) were able to reveal that, in humans, the superior temporal sulcus (STS) is _____.
A) activated more for human voices than for other sounds
B) activated for any sound that falls in the same frequency range as the human voice
C) responsible for coordinating conflicting visual and auditory information
D) responsible for phoneme segmentation

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Belin et al. found that the superior temporal sulcus (STS) is more activated for human voices than for other sounds using fMRI.

Using FMRI, Belin Et Al