Which of the following areas of the brain would not be likely to respond to positive social rewards?
A) Orbitofrontal cortex
B) Lateral occipital gyrus
C) Ventral striatum
D) Ventral medial prefrontal cortex

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The lateral occipital gyrus is involved in visual perception, particularly object recognition and shape discrimination, and is unlikely to be directly involved in processing social rewards. The other brain areas listed have been associated with processing positive social rewards.

Which of the Following Areas of the Brain Would Not