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Lobe that centers for auditory and language?

The lobe of the brain that centers for auditory and language is the temporal lobe.

Here's a breakdown:

* Auditory cortex: Located within the temporal lobe, this area processes sounds and is crucial for hearing.

* Wernicke's area: Also in the temporal lobe, this area is involved in understanding language. Damage to this area can lead to difficulty understanding spoken and written language.

While other lobes play a role in language (e.g., the frontal lobe for speech production), the temporal lobe is the primary location for auditory processing and language comprehension.

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