On average,patients with prefrontal cortex damage will experience more anxiety when anticipating a risky choice than will non-brain-damaged individuals.

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Patients with prefrontal cortex damage often experience less anxiety or concern when anticipating a risky choice due to the role of the prefrontal cortex in decision-making, impulse control, and foreseeing the consequences of actions.

On Average,patients with Prefrontal Cortex Damage Will Experience More Anxiety