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In their study of a person with bilateral inferior temporal damage, Levine, Warach, and Farah (1985) provided evidence that: A. the temporal lobe seems to mediate imagery tasks that require access to visual detail and not those that require spatial judgments. B. visual and spatial processing both occur in the temporal lobe. C. the temporal lobe mediates spatial judgment tasks, but not visual detail tasks. D. the temporal lobe remains the primary auditory processing system with no involvement in spatial or visual tasks.

          In their study of a person with bilateral inferior temporal damage, Levine, Warach, and Farah (1985) provided evidence that:
A. the temporal lobe seems to mediate imagery tasks that require access to visual detail and not those that require spatial judgments.
B. visual and spatial processing both occur in the temporal lobe.
C. the temporal lobe mediates spatial judgment tasks, but not visual detail tasks.
D. the temporal lobe remains the primary auditory processing system with no involvement in spatial or visual tasks.

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In their study of a person with bilateral inferior temporal damage, Levine, Warach, and Farah (1985) provided evidence that: A. the temporal lobe seems to mediate imagery tasks that require access to visual detail and not those that require spatial judgments. B. visual and spatial processing both occur in the temporal lobe. C. the temporal lobe mediates spatial judgment tasks, but not visual detail tasks. D. the temporal lobe remains the primary auditory processing system with no involvement in spatial or visual tasks.

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