A person whose frontal lobes are damaged (just above the eyes) will be expected to
A) show difficulty in comprehending speech.
B) experience hallucinations.
C) display little response to a particular stimulus.
D) have difficulty in forming a cognitive map.
E) be unable to shift information into long-term memory.

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The frontal lobes, located just above the eyes, are crucial for executive functions, decision-making, and moderating social behavior. Damage to this area can result in difficulties in responding appropriately to social cues or stimuli, leading to a diminished response to particular stimuli. Other options relate to functions associated with different brain areas.

A Person Whose Frontal Lobes Are Damaged (Just Above the Eyes)