In people who practice violin or other stringed instruments for many years, what changes in the cerebral cortex?A. Both hemispheres begin controlling speech equally.B. Parts of the occipital cortex stop responding to vision and switch to hearing.C. A larger than average portion of the cortex responds to the passage of time.D. A larger than average portion of the cortex responds to fingers of the left hand.

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