At age 60, Tyrod experienced a stroke. Before the stroke, he generally behaved in a cautious manner, avoiding activities that could be dangerous. After the stroke, however, he wants to go sky diving and to drive a racecar. Given these behavior changes, what area of Tyrod's brain was likely affected by his stroke?
A. Insula
B. Cingulate cortex
C. Basal ganglia
D. Frontal lobe
Answer: D
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