Term ID: T1639

Frontal Lobe Syndrome

/frontal-lobe-syndrome/
A constellation of behavioral and cognitive changes resulting from damage to the frontal cortex, including impaired executive function, personality changes, and difficulties with social behavior.
Example: Personality changes after brain injury including impulsivity, inappropriate social behavior, difficulty planning, and reduced emotional regulation due to frontal lobe damage.

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Reference: Stuss & Benson (1986)