Generalizing from the animal studies regarding winning behavior, imagine a scenario where a wrestler has a localized stroke affecting their mPFC (thereby reducing the excitatory output from it). What impact would you predict that it would have on their performance?

Group of answer choices

The mPFC is not involved in winning behavior so there'd be no effect

They'd have reduced drive to sustain effort towards winning and more likely to lose

They'd have reduced physical strength output (i.e., less muscle activation) so less likely to win their match

They'd be disinhibited and more likely to win the match