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Three basic parts Hindbrain – Located in the back of the brain – Largely responsible for vital, involuntary functions Breathing, blood circulation, etc Midbrain – Sensory processes Forebrain – Region for most complicated thought processes
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Medulla Connects spinal cord to brain Regulates unconscious functions – Breathing – Blood circulation – Reflexes The Fabulous Medulla! Can cut off your breathing and circulation at anytime!
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Pons Regulates sleep and arousal Sleeping by the pond…
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Reticular Formation Assists pons in sleep and arousal Filters irrelevant background stimuli
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Cerebellum Sarah Bellum A little clumsy… Controls fine motor movements and balance
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Hippocampus Involved with memory and learning.
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Pituitary Gland “Master Gland” Regulates growth and endocrine glands
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Thalamus Takes sensory information (except for smell) and relays it to other parts of the brain
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Hypothalamus Regulates basic biological needs – 4 F’s Fighting Fleeing Feeding Mating
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Cerebrum Sir Reed Rum A sophisticated, intelligent person Part that classically looks like brain Handles the most complex mental processes Broken into four lobes: Occipital (vision) Parietal (touch) Temporal (hearing) Frontal (higher order thinking)
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Cerebral Cortex
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Amygdala Involved in emotion and emotional memories. Amy G. Dala A rather emotional person…
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Broca’s and Wernicke’s area Broca’s area – Located in the left parietal lobe – Associated with speech production Wernicke’s area – Located in left temporal lobe – Associated with speech comprehension and development
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