In comparison with subjects with healthy and undamaged brains, scientific studies indicate that subjects with damage to their ventromedial frontal lobes
A) are more likely to make moral decisions involving other people's lives.
B) are more likely to hesitate while making tough decisions involving other people's lives.
C) are equally likely to make tough, moral decisions involving other people's lives.
D) are unable to make decisions of any kind.

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Subjects with damage to their ventromedial frontal lobes are more likely to make moral decisions involving other people's lives, often because this area of the brain is associated with emotion and decision-making, affecting their ability to process and respond to emotional aspects of decisions.

In Comparison with Subjects with Healthy and Undamaged Brains, Scientific