In someone who suffered a stroke that interfered with their ability to speak, the damage could involve any of the following areas in the brain EXCEPT the
A)frontal lobe
B)motor speech area
C)primary motor area
D)occipital lobe
E)premotor areas

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The occipital lobe is primarily responsible for processing visual information, and is not directly involved in the production or comprehension of speech. The other areas listed are all involved in speech production and control.

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