After damage to the cerebral cortex, a person has an impairment in body perception (touch, pressure, pain, etc.). Where is the damage probably located?

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The parietal lobe is responsible for processing touch, pressure, pain, and other sensory information from the body. Damage to this area can cause impairments in body perception. The other three lobes (frontal, temporal, and occipital) are not primarily responsible for processing somatosensory information.

After Damage to the Cerebral Cortex, a Person Has an Impairment