An individual with neuropsychological damage
A) will not usually show manifest signs of psychopathology such as panic attacks or delusions.
B) usually manifests symptoms of psychopathology that are the opposite of the person's predisorder personality.
C) will almost always evidence moderate to severe psychopathology, including hallucinations and delusions.
D) will develop psychopathological symptoms only when areas of the frontal cortex have been damaged.

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Neuropsychological damage does not always result in manifest psychopathological symptoms like panic attacks or delusions. Symptoms depend on the location and extent of the damage, and not all brain damage leads to psychopathology.

An Individual with Neuropsychological Damage