True or false : sound processing occurs exclusively in the temporal lobe where the primary auditory cortex is located.

False

The change and processing of sound occurs at three levels in the brain. when the brain receives signals from the inner ear, impulses are transferred to the auditory center of the brain.  In brain, the sound processing occurs in the temporal lobe where the primary auditory cortex is located and the final stage occurs in parietal lobe and frontal lobe. Hence, sound processing does not occur exclusively in the temporal lobe. The statement is false.