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The insular cortex (Multiple Choice)

The insular cortex
A) is activated by pheromones.
B) contains the primary auditory cortex.
C) is activated by stimuli that produce strong emotions.
D) is required to regulate facial expressions of emotion.
E) All of the above are correct.

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