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When children recover from brain damage to language areas and the resultant aphasia, recovery is most likely the result of:
 
  a. areas in the opposite hemisphere assuming the role of the damaged areas
  b. other areas in the same hemisphere assuming the role of the damaged areas
  c. growth of the both hemispheres' language areas
  d. refinement of both hemispheres' language areas
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