Despite general cortical thinning in cases of Williams syndrome, the thickness of the __________ cortex is often normal, or even greater than normal.
A) orbitofrontal
B) dorsolateral frontal
C) superior temporal
D) posterior parietal
E) both A and B

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The superior temporal cortex in individuals with Williams syndrome is often reported to have normal or increased thickness, which is associated with their unique cognitive and social profiles.

Despite General Cortical Thinning in Cases of Williams Syndrome, the Thickness