Question

true or false: the brain dysfunction associated with autism spectrum disorder (asd) can sometimes involve the cerebellum and sometimes involve the frontal cortex

true

false

Explanation:

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is associated with brain dysfunction. Research indicates that multiple brain regions can be involved. The cerebellum is linked to motor control, coordination, and some cognitive functions. Abnormalities in the frontal cortex (which is involved in decision - making, social behavior, etc.) have also been found in individuals with ASD. So, it is correct that the brain dysfunction in ASD can involve both the cerebellum and the frontal cortex.

Answer:

True