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BRAIN
- Parts of human brain
- Medulla oblongata
- carries out and regulates
life sustaining vital
- eg: swallowing,
breathing
- eg: swallowing,
breathing
- carries out and regulates
life sustaining vital
- Pons
- helps relay messages from
the cortex and the cerebellum
- helps relay messages from
the cortex and the cerebellum
- Brain Stem
- coordinates and relays motor control signals
sent between the brain and the body
- coordinates and relays motor control signals
sent between the brain and the body
- Cerebellum
- controls motor movement coordination,
balance, equilibrium, and muscle tone
- controls motor movement coordination,
balance, equilibrium, and muscle tone
- Hypothalamus
- responsible for
motivational behaviour
- responsible for
motivational behaviour
- Amygdala
- responsible for the response and
memory of emotions especially fear
- responsible for the response and
memory of emotions especially fear
- Hippocampus
- assists with the storage
of long term memories
- assists with the storage
of long term memories
- Thalamus
- diagnoses different
sensory information
- diagnoses different
sensory information
- Cerebral
cortex
- Frontal lobe
- to make decisions
- to make decisions
- Parietal lobe
- process sensory information
- process sensory information
- Temporal lobe
- receives sensory
information from the ears
- receives sensory
information from the ears
- Occipital lobe
- receives sensory
information from the eyes
- receives sensory
information from the eyes
- Frontal lobe
- Medulla oblongata
- the way it works
- thinking brain
- consciously process and
reflect on information
- consciously process and
reflect on information
- reactive brain
- reacts to information
instinctively
- reacts to information
instinctively
- major brain elements help control
information that brain takes in
- reticular activating
system (RAS)
- limbic system
- transmitter dopamine
- reticular activating
system (RAS)
- thinking brain
- human memory
- sensory memory
- short-term memory
- long-term memory
- declarative memory
(explicit memory)
- non-declarative memory
(implicit memory)
- declarative memory
(explicit memory)
- sensory memory
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