Hemispheric differences in language processing are shown by brain imaging studies of adults who learned a second language as infants (1-3 years old) compared to adults who learned a second language in...

Extracted text: Hemispheric differences in language processing are shown by brain imaging studies of adults who learned a second language as infants (1-3 years old) compared to adults who learned a second language in later childhood (11-13 years old). What was found through PET scans of brain activation in these two groups? adults who learned a second language as adults showed more right hemisphere activation than adults who learned it as infants O adults who learned a second language as infants showed more right hemisphere activation than adults who learned it at a later age O adults who learned a second language as adults showed more left hemisphere activation than adults who learned it as infants O both groups showed similar levels of right hemisphere activation