Decorticate rage refers to
A) the rage response seen in animals with small cortical lesions.
B) the diminished rage response of animals whose isocortex has been removed.
C) snarling and barking in response to intense stimuli.
D) sudden, intense, poorly directed rage that lacks a clear direction.

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Decorticate rage is characterized by sudden, intense, poorly directed rage that lacks a clear direction, often observed in animals with significant cortical damage or removal.

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