Language in most people is considered to be primarily a function of the:
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Language, in most people, is considered to be primarily a function of the left hemisphere of the brain. The left hemisphere is typically associated with language processing in right-handed individuals and a majority of left-handed individuals. The left hemisphere is also involved in other cognitive functions such as analytical thinking, logic, and sequential processing, which are often associated with language comprehension and production. In a smaller percentage of individuals, language processing may be more evenly distributed or located in the right hemisphere, but left hemisphere dominance is the norm for language functions in the majority of the population.