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Kroll et al. (2014) found that when viewing the brains of bilingual individuals who were viewing a nonverbal conflict, Group of answer choices a. the results were indistinguishable from brains of monolingual individuals. b. different areas of the brain were activated. c. both hemispheres of the brain were activated instead of just one. d. the anterior cingulate cortex was activated in a more focused manner.

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          Kroll et al. (2014) found that when viewing the brains of bilingual individuals who were viewing a nonverbal conflict,
Group of answer choices
a. the results were indistinguishable from brains of monolingual individuals.
b. different areas of the brain were activated.
c. both hemispheres of the brain were activated instead of just one.
d. the anterior cingulate cortex was activated in a more focused manner.

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Kroll et al. (2014) found that when viewing the brains of bilingual individuals who were viewing a nonverbal conflict, Group of answer choices a. the results were indistinguishable from brains of monolingual individuals. b. different areas of the brain were activated. c. both hemispheres of the brain were activated instead of just one. d. the anterior cingulate cortex was activated in a more focused manner.