Cerebral Cortex
A) Divided into four regions or lobes. Each lobe has a:
Primary area - describe general function
Multiple Association areas - describe general function
B)Below – describe each lobe
2. Occipital lobe
Primary area:
Association areas:
3. Temporal lobe
Primary area:
Association area: Wernicke’s area
4. Parietal lobe
Primary area: Somatosensory cortex/strip
Association areas: a few functions
Cerebral Cortex : Cerebral cotext is the largest region of cerebrum , it controls functions like memory , attention , Language, Thoughts ,awarness etc .
Cerebral cortex is divided in to 4 Lobes which are :
Frontol Lobe : Frontol lobe of the brain mainly controls Cognitive skills like emotional expression, language, judgment, problem solving, memory.
Primary Area functions of Frontol Lobes : It involves motor functions and helps in generating Neural Impulses .
Parietal Lobe :Primary- It involves in sensation and perception.
Somato sensory - It recieves sensory signals from the neurons .Neurons that sense sensations in our skin, pain, visual, or auditory stimuli.
Temporal Lobe : Involves in auditory perception and also involves in secoundary function like auditory and process information like words .
Wernicke’s area: which is important for language develpment which is comprehension and speech .
Occipital Lobe :involves in visual processing The primary visual cortex is Brodmann area.
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