Edward falls unconscious after injuring his head during a baseball match. He is rushed to the hospital and examined by Dr. Maverick. After a quick physical examination, Dr. Maverick instructs his assistant to take a CT scan of Edward's head. The scan reveals signs of damage to the frontal lobe of Edward's brain. How is this injury most likely to affect Edward?
A. Edward may lose his ability to think in abstract terms and solve problems.
B. Edward may lose his ability to perceive touch and pain.
C. Edward may have trouble with his vision.
D. Edward may develop hearing problems.
Answer: A
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