There is good news and bad news for this discussion. The bad news is that you are in an accident and suffer permanent, irreversible brain damage. The good news is that you get to choose what area of your brain is damaged. Using your knowledge of brain anatomy and the localization of functioning, identify what area of your brain is damaged and why you selected this area. In addition, explain what functioning you are likely to lose and any symptoms that might be visible to those around you. If you need help thinking about potential consequences, view the following overview: Traumatic brain injury In one of your peer responses, try to highlight possible consequences of the damage selected by your peer that he/she didn't think of or a long-term impact that hasn't been discussed.

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Brain damage is an injury that causes the destruction or deterioration of brain ... View the full answer