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Psychologists argue that the idea of localisation fails to take into account individual differences. Herasty (1997) found that women have proportionally larger Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas than men, which can perhaps explain the greater ease of language use amongst women. However, this suggests a level of beta bias in the theory: the differences between men and woman are ignored, and variations in the pattern of activation and the size of areas observed during various language activities are not considered.

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‘.’ Better understanding of the brain is needed to truely understand complex cognitive processes like language

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Tries to explain very complex human behaviour + cognitive processes

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An issue with Lof is that it is reductionist...

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An issue with Lof is that it is reductionist...

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Izzie

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Ella’s

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Conducted MRI scan on Tan's brain to confirm Brocas findings- although there was a lesion found in Broca’s area, they also found evidence to suggest other areas may have contributed. ‘.’ Suggesting Broca’s areas not be the only area responsible for speech production. And the deficits found in patients with Broca’s aphasia could be the result of damage to other regions