Localizations of language functions are:
A) evidenced in studies of the primary auditory cortex, or Wernicke's area.
B) evidenced in clear studies of linguistic jobs and mapping of the brain.
C) not clearly evidenced in studies of linguistic jobs and mapping of the brain.
D) evidence of associated memory systems.

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Studies have shown that Wernicke's area, which is located in the primary auditory cortex, is consistently activated when language tasks are performed. This suggests that language comprehension may be localized to this area of the brain.

Localizations of Language Functions Are