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-interprets information you see with your eyes (ex. he color is...blue) -some damage causes you to not interpret visuals correctly OR just results in delays -brain development starts here and moves forward |
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-interprets sound -damage results in incorrect interpretation -saving information into memories - contains the hippocampus |
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-decides what memories should be stored |
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-spacial relations -being able to know how the space around you looks and how objects are related to one another in that space -where you are in space -depth/speed perception |
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-registers touch -it is the ONLY thing that this registers -each body part has a localized area on the sensory cortex |
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-registers movement -sends message down spinal cord that instructs that body part to move -lined up same way as sensory cortex |
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-does primary thinking (not registering) |
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-30% of brain function happens here -distinguishes us from animals -desicion making -planning -controlling emotion -critical/complex thinking -takes information from rest of brain's findings and decides what to do with this information -not fully developed until 25 because neurons are not fully connected |
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-just used to relay information to brain -tunes out outside enviro and distractions to help with focus |
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-discovered in 1861 -responsible for language, communication and speech production -damage results in difficulty finding words to express emotions/desires/events |
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-discovered in 1874 -comprehension in what is said/what they are saying -people with damage can string words together but they don't make sense |
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Stats for location of Wernicke's and Broca's |
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-95% of righties have them on left -70% lefties have it on right |
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