The person in the case described by Solyom et al. (1987) was able to successfully treat his compulsions by
A) taking antibiotics, which eliminated a brain infection.
B) a bar fight resulting in damage to his cingulum bundle.
C) damaging his own frontal cortex by firing a bullet into his brain.
D) ingesting herbal supplements that destroy the caudate nucleus.
E) moving to a country in which his compulsions were socially acceptable.
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