Sunami et al. (2013) used magnetoencephalography to examine the neurological correlates of the phonemic restoration effect. They found that ______.

A. just prior to the onset of a sentence, areas in the occipital lobe appeared primed for auditory input
B. areas in the left prefrontal lobe responded more strongly to context for missing sounds than for sounds that were actually present
C. immediately after the phonemic restoration effect occurred, strong signals came from the inferior colliculus alerting the person to the possible illusion
D. there were no differences between stimuli without a masked sound and those with a masked sound


Answer: B

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