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

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Studies have shown that the thickness of the superior temporal cortex is often within the normal range in individuals with Williams syndrome, despite overall cortical thinning.

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