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Ch 1-3 Brain

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Pituitary Gland   show
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show Regulates fear, thirst, sex-drive, aggression  
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show Connects left and right hemispheres of brain  
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Cerebral Cortex   show
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Thalamus   show
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show Forms long-term memories, helps remember, plays role in emotions  
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show Controls balance, maintains muscle coordination  
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show Nerves running from hindbrain through midbrain to cerebral cortex, controlling arousal and attention  
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Amygdala   show
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Medulla   show
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Pons   show
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show Touch, temp, body position  
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show Auditory, language  
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Frontal Lobes   show
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Occipital Lobes   show
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Cortex   show
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show Processes info globally, emotional expression, spatial perception, face recognition (as well as patterns, melodies and emotions)  
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show Language, writing, logical thought, info processed sequentially  
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