Brain trauma can sometimes be very small while other times be very widespread. You have information from your notes and last week about the lobes of the brain, the jobs of neurotransmitters, and some case study ideas from the selection from the book. If you were a neuropsychologist (and I know you are not, so just do your best) and a person came to your office with right side weakness or disability, inability to speak clearly, and unable to write correctly where would you expect to find damage to the brain itself? *Paragraph*