People with brain damage in the _____ often are unable to _____ an object.
A)parietal cortex;aim or reach for
B)occipital cortex;aim or reach for
C)ventral stream;determine the location or movement of
D)dorsal stream;correctly identify

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The parietal cortex is responsible for processing spatial information and plays a crucial role in guiding movements and coordinating sensory information with motor actions. Damage to this area can result in difficulty in aiming and reaching for objects. The other options do not fit with the given scenario.

People with Brain Damage in the _____ Often Are Unable