Which group does NOT have special difficulty with analogy problems?
A) children under the age of 5
B) nonhuman primates
C) patients with frontal damage
D) patients with parietal damage

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Patients with parietal damage do not specifically have difficulties with analogy problems. Analogy problems typically require abstract reasoning and problem-solving skills, which are more directly associated with frontal lobe functions. The parietal lobe is primarily involved in processing sensory information and spatial orientation.

Which Group Does NOT Have Special Difficulty with Analogy Problems