5.  Frontal Lobes: i. Primary motor cortex ii. Broca’s Area  Parietal Lobes: i. Primary sensory cortex ii. Angular gyrus  Occipital Lobes: i. Primary visual area  Temporal Lobes: i. Primary auditory area ii. Wernicke’s area

7.  Brain Stem: links nervous system and brain  Cerebellum: stores motor movements, responsible for balance

8.  Experiments: apes, patients with nerurological disorders  Advances in technology: fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) Kim & Hirsch (1997)  Oliver Sacks case studies: illustrate how people think/ gives insight into brain damage to certain regions

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