Question

A child with brain damage was told a disheartening story, threatened by another child, and subjected to a loud noise; he exhibited no emotional displays. The child was able to express positive emotion in appropriate scenarios. Which area of the brain was likely damaged?What information do you need to know?

Answer 1

The seat of emotions is the hippocampus.

Damage to the hippocampus would greatly affect ones emotional display. A damage to the frontal lobe of the brain could also have some effect.

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