The frontal lobe is important for cognitive functions, such as thought and planning ahead, and for the control of voluntary movement. The temporal lobe generates memories and emotions. The parietal lobe integrates input from different senses and is important for spatial orientation and navigation. Vis...
Function:Carries out higher mental processes such as thinking, decision making, and planning. The frontal lobes of your brain are arguably the regions of the brain that make youyou.You use your frontal lobe nearly everyday. You use it to make decisions, such as what to eat or drink for b...
If a person's frontal lobe is injured, what functions might he or she lose? Describe the corpus callosum and its function. How does the occipital lobe of the brain affect human behavior? Explain the cerebellum and what does it do in terms of function?
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Feldmann, Tackling frontal lobe-related functions in PKU through functional brain imaging: a Stroop task in adult patients, J. Inherit. Metab. Dis. 34 (2011) 711-721.Sundermann, B., Pfleiderer, B., Moller, H. E., Schwindt, W., Weglage, J., Lepsien, J., & Feldmann, R. (2011)....
"When you have extreme anxiety, more neurotransmitters are released that end up causing pain in the spine," he says. "Normal functions like walking shouldn't be painful. But this flood of neurotransmitters sends the spine into hyper drive, and it starts treating ordinary sensations like pain. ...
The russian Alexander Romanovich Luria, commonly credited as the father of modern neuropsychology, was responsible for the greater understanding of human psychic and behavioral processes. Through studies on brain injuries, Luria tried to generate an integrative and logical theory for brain functions, in...
Because the cerebral cortex in general, and the frontal lobe in particular, are associated with such sophisticated functions as planning and being self-aware they are often thought of as a higher, less primal portion of the brain. Indeed, other animals such as rats and kangaroos while they do...
(and in the brain in particular), nodes typically cannot be replicated and resilience may indicate that structurally different components can perform similar functions, known as functional degeneracy. Thus, while a resilient functional network may reflect the ability to preserve system function in ...
The inferior frontal gyrus is further divided into three parts by the stem of the lateral sulcus. These three parts include: The orbital part The triangular part The opercular part The frontal lobe controls a diverse range of functions such as muscle movements or muscle control as well as...