In His Later Life Wilder Penfield Came to Believe That

In his later life Wilder Penfield came to believe that:

A) mental functions would soon be completely explained in terms of brain mechanisms.
B) the most important mental functions were largely confined to the temporal lobe of the brain.
C) mental functions were localized evenly and randomly throughout the brain's cortex.
D) "mind" and "brain" were two independent though interacting entities.