Left-handed people
A)nearly always lateralize language to the right hemisphere.
B)are less likely to lateralize language to the right hemisphere.
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.

Question

Left-handed people 
A)nearly always lateralize language to the right hemisphere. 
B)are less likely to lateralize language to the right hemisphere. 
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.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Left-handed people are more likely to have bilateral language representation, meaning they use both hemispheres more equally for language processing compared to right-handed people.

Left-Handed People