Sign languages, such as ASL, have been demonstrated to be
A) difficult to localize, due to the large amount of variations between individuals using the language.
B) localized in the motor cortex of both hemispheres, due to its reliance on movement.
C) localized in the right hemisphere, due to its visuospatial components.
D) localized in the left hemisphere, like other languages.

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Sign languages are processed in the left hemisphere, similar to spoken languages, as they are linguistic systems.

Sign Languages, Such as ASL, Have Been Demonstrated to Be