As a result of a brain injury to the medial temporal lobes and neighboring subcortical structures,a patient exhibits a number of cognitive and behavioral changes.Of the options here,which is the LEAST likely to be affected?
A)Memory
B)Emotional processing
C)Learning
D)Somatosensation

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The medial temporal lobes and neighboring subcortical structures are primarily involved in memory, emotional processing, and learning. Somatosensation, which involves the sense of touch, is primarily processed in the parietal lobe and is less likely to be affected by damage to the medial temporal lobes.

As a Result of a Brain Injury to the Medial