Frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe, occipital lobe

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prefrontal cortex

frontal lobe

  • decision making

  • sense of self

  • social cognition

  • social emotions

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broca’s area

left hemisphere of frontal lobe

  • language production (speech)

  • planning for language

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premotor cortex

frontal lobe

  • prepare for voluntary movement

  • the planning before the movement happens

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primary motor cortex

frontal lobe

  • voluntary movement

  • initiate movement

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somatosensory cortex

parietal lobe

  • conscious perception of tactile input

  • conscious perception of being touched

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L parietal hemisphere

left hemisphere of parietal lobe

  • writing

  • representation of mathematics

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R parietal hemisphere

right hemisphere of parietal lobe

  • visuospatial representation

  • spatial mapping

  • drawing and artistic ability

  • mentally represent an object

  • understanding of where things are in the world (cognitive maps)

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primary auditory cortex

temporal lobe

  • where we understand sound

  • integrating and processing complex auditory information

  • distinguish between similar sounds

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wernicke’s area

left hemisphere of temporal lobe

  • comprehensions of speech

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fusiform gyrus

right hemisphere of the temporal lobe

  • facial recognition

  • where we recognition people based on their facial characteristics

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primary visual cortex

occipital lobe

  • initial conscious of processing visual stimuli

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cerebral cortex

  • grey matter (outercrust)

  • most of the volume of the brain is pathways for which information can be passed through

  • surface area of the brain