When you repeat aloud what someone else is saying, which accurately depicts the sequence of brain activity from the time you hear the initial sensory input until the time you prepare to pronounce the words?

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The correct sequence starts with the temporal lobe, where auditory information is processed. Then, Wernicke's area (also located in the temporal lobe) is involved in understanding the spoken words. Next, Broca's area (in the frontal lobe) prepares the motor functions required for speech. Finally, the motor cortex executes the movements necessary for pronunciation.

When You Repeat Aloud What Someone Else Is Saying, Which