Physiological Research on Problem Solving Has Concluded That the Prefrontal

Multiple Choice

Physiological research on problem solving has concluded that the prefrontal cortex (PFC) is important in problem solving because damage to this area causes

A) difficulty in people developing expertise in a certain area of knowledge.
B) people to lose their memory for facts that might aid in finding a solution.
C) an increase in perseveration.
D) an inability to recognize analogies.