The motor theory of the lateralization of cerebral function is that
A) there are two basic modes of thinking, each localized in a different hemisphere.
B) the left hemisphere has become specialized for the control of fine motor movements, including speech.
C) the left hemisphere is dominant for all analytic activities.
D) all of the above
E) both A and C

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The motor theory of the lateralization of cerebral function specifically posits that the left hemisphere's specialization for the control of fine motor movements, including speech, is a key aspect of cerebral lateralization. This theory does not encompass the broader claims about modes of thinking or analytic activities being localized in different hemispheres.

The Motor Theory of the Lateralization of Cerebral Function Is