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Chapter 76. John is constantly overeating and can't seem to control his appetite, no matter how hard he tries. it is possible that John may have damage in which of the following brain structures?(A) Thalamus(B) Pons(C) Hypothalamus(D) Amygdala(E) Association areas
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