The Neuropsychological Evidence (FMRI, Patients with Trauma) Suggests That

The neuropsychological evidence (fMRI, patients with trauma) suggests that

A) exemplars are stored in a different part of the brain than prototypes.
B) different patterns of activity are seen when thinking about dogs versus when thinking about cats.
C) we can narrow down a specific "grandmother" cell in the brain that contains all your knowledge of your grandmother.
D) categories of objects seem to be stored in similar neural areas (e.g., living things versus nonliving things)