Cerebrum - Our gray matter, home to thought, vision, language memory, emotions. It's divided into hemispheres. If you're right-handed, odds are the right hemisphere is where you make sense of music, images, space, emotions. Your left hemisphere is apt to focus on math, language, speech. In left-handed people, tasks are usually reversed. The brain works via the communication of nerve cells along complicated circuit patterns that register on encephalograms as brain waves, including the relaxed "alpha waves" so beloved by meditators. What conclusion can you draw from the information provided about the brain? OA. The brain uses a higher percentage of oxygen than any other organ. OB. An injury to the brain stem may result in sensory dysfunction. C. All regions of the brain are essential for normal human function. OD. The cerebrum is the most essential region of the brain. OE. Eating disorders do not involve testing on any regions of the brain.

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