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Frontal Lobe

Largest lobe, responsible for behavior traits (personality), decision making, and motor control.

<p>Largest lobe, responsible for behavior traits (personality), decision making, and motor control. </p>
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<p>Prefrontal cortex</p>

Prefrontal cortex

The ability to make complex and socially mindful decisions. (filter out unimportant sensations)

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<p>Motor cortex</p>

Motor cortex

Directs movement by controlling muscle contractions in specific body regions

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<p>Broca’s Area</p>

Broca’s Area

the Production and coordination of speech

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<p>occipital lobe</p>

occipital lobe

Decodes visual signals from the eye. Tells us about where, how, and what we are seeing

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<p>Primary Visual Cortex</p>

Primary Visual Cortex

First part of the occipital lobe to receive visual information

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<p>Parietal Lobe</p>

Parietal Lobe

Processes sensory signals from the body. (Touch, pain, and temperature). It focus our attention on important things in the environment.

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<p>Somatosensory cortex </p>

Somatosensory cortex

receives information from across the body, including touch, pain and temperature

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<p>Temporal Lobe</p>

Temporal Lobe

Processes sounds, helps you understand language and forms of long term memory.

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Primary Auditory Cortex

interprets sounds, detect high frequency sounds

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<p>Wernicke’s Area</p>

Wernicke’s Area

Allows us to comprehend language both written and spoken

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<p>Brain Stem</p>

Brain Stem

Acts as the body’s autopilot by regulating essential survival functions like breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure.

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<p>MidBrain</p>

MidBrain

dopamine producing cells called substantia nigra helps regulate movement and is involved in processing visual and auditory information.

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Pons

Regulates critical unconscious functions, sleep cycles, and facial movements

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<p> Medulla Oblongata </p>

Medulla Oblongata

Houses breathing control centers and regulates life support processes

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Limbic System

mages emotions, memory, survila drives