Phineas Gage Changed from a Polite, Dependable, Well-Liked Railroad Foreman

question 67

Multiple Choice

Phineas Gage changed from a polite, dependable, well-liked railroad foreman to a rude and impulsive person who could no longer plan realistically for the future. In a railroad construction accident, Gage had seriously damaged his

• A) frontal lobe.
• B) parietal lobe.
• C) temporal lobe.
• D) occipital lobe.

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