Question

a stroke that damages your amygdala would be expected to:
erase memories made after the stroke.
make you much sleepier
make you more fearful
make you more hungry and thirsty

Explanation:

The amygdala is involved in processing emotions, especially fear and aggression. Damage to it would likely reduce fear - related responses, making a person more fearless (less fearful, more "fearless" in the sense of reduced fear - based reactions). The option "Erase memories made after the stroke" is related to hippocampus - like functions, "Make you much sleepier" is related to brain areas regulating sleep, and "Make you more hungry and thirsty" is related to hypothalamus. So the correct option related to amygdala function is the one about being more fearless (the "Make you more fearless" option, assuming that's the intended correct one from the options, likely a typo as "fearful" was maybe a typo and should be "fearless" or the option is phrased as such).

Answer:

(Assuming the options are as follows, and the correct one is the "Make you more fearless" - like option, let's assume the third option is "Make you more fearless" (correcting the likely typo of "fearful"): C. Make you more fearless)