Destruction of the amygdala in non-human animals produces
A) stress-induced illness.
B) increased aggression.
C) decreased fear.
D) agitation and anxiety.
E) increased fear responses.

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The amygdala is crucial for processing emotions, especially fear. Destruction of the amygdala in non-human animals typically results in decreased fear responses, as these animals are less likely to exhibit fear towards things that would normally provoke such a reaction.

Destruction of the Amygdala in Non-Human Animals Produces