With electrical stimulation during brain surgery, Penfield reported that patients:
a. Required full general anesthesia to control the pain
b. Saw auras around the heads of the surgeons and nurses when the occipital lobe was stimulated
c. Felt as if they were floating above their bodies when the somatosensory area was stimulated
d. Heard music or familiar voices when the temporal lobe was stimulated
D
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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