How Do You Recognize The Characteristics Of Frontal Lobe Brain Damage?
The frontal lobe is viewed as the emotional and personality control center for a person’s mind and body that is responsible for how a person acts and reacts to information, other people, and situations in life. The frontal lobe is extremely vulnerable and is often injured due to its location within the body, and the over-all large size of the right and left sides which together make up the entire frontal lobe. Below are facts about frontal lobe damage including body and mind function involvement, causes, effects, and diagnosis methods. The frontal lobe controls the following: Drive; Mood; Memory; Attention; Initiation; Language; Judgment; Spontaneity; Motor function; Impulse control; Problem solving; Social behavior; Feeling of empathy and sympathy; Mental planning and execution; Understanding humor, irony, sarcasm, and dishonesty Causes The average cause of frontal lobe damage is a result of major or mild head trauma in which a person’s head collides against another object with extrem
