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BB adv psych brain

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hind brain consists of the Medulla, Pons, and Cerebellum
Medulla controls breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure
Cerebellum controls balance and coordination--if damaged can cause jerky motions, loss of balance, and lack of coordination
mid brain important for hearing and sight; pain is registered
Fore brain consists of the thalmus, hypothalmus, and cerebrla cortex
Thalmus relays and transmits incoming messages from sense receptors, except those for smell
Hypothalmus governs motivation and emotional responses
Cerebral cortex regulates most complex behavior
Association areas areas of the cerebral cortex where incoming messages from the seperate senses are combined into meaningful impressions, and outgoing messages from motor areas are integrated
occipital lobe recieves and interprets visual information
temporal lobe helps regulate hearing, smell, balance, and equillibrium, and certain emotions and motivations
parietal lobe responds to sensations of touch and bodily positions
frontal lobe responsible for voluntary movement, attention, goal directed behavior, and appropriate emotional experiences
Created by: bbrander
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