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AP Psychology
Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.3
How might damage to an individual's frontal lobe impact their motor skills?
Damage may result in problems with movement coordination, loss of muscle control, or other motor skill deficits.
It would enhance their motor skills due to decreased inhibition from other brain regions.
Frontal lobe damage would primarily affect visual perception rather than motor skills.
Damage would have no effect since motor skills are controlled exclusively by the cerebellum.
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