The Case of Elliot, as Documented by Damasio (1994), Suggests

Multiple Choice

The case of Elliot, as documented by Damasio (1994) , suggests that:

A) cognitive functioning can be severely impaired while emotion remains unaffected.
B) emotions usually interfere with adaptive behavior.
C) even negative emotions such as anxiety and sorrow have adaptive functions.
D) emotion and intelligence share a common neural substrate.