A patient recently had a tumor near his temporoparietal junction (TPJ) removed. Since then, he has been experiencing occasional out-of-body experiences. Which of the following surgical ramifications might explain this?
A) removal of a brain region that inhibits TPJ activity
B) disruption of activity in TPJ
C) removal of a brain region that stimulates TPJ
D) disruption of white matter tracts emanating from TPJ
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