Left-handed people
A) nearly always lateralize language to the right hemisphere.
B) are less likely to lateralize language to the right hemisphere than right-handed people.
C) are less likely to use both hemispheres equally for language than right-handed people.
D) are more likely to use both hemispheres equally for language than right-handed people.

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Studies have shown that left-handed people are more likely to have a more bilateral distribution of language processing, meaning that they use both hemispheres more equally for language compared to right-handed people.

Left-Handed People