If a person has difficulty determining which of two rhythms is faster, it is likely that she suffered damage to the:

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The cerebellum is responsible for processing and coordinating movements, including the timing of rhythmic movements such as walking or dancing. Damage to the cerebellum can result in difficulty perceiving the timing of rhythms, such as determining which is faster. The other brain regions listed (forebrain, tectum, medulla) do not have a primary role in timing perception.

If a Person Has Difficulty Determining Which of Two Rhythms