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Brain Lobes
Mayra Hau
April 17, 2022
- Frontal
- The biggest of the lobes.
- Processes cognitive functions.
- Memory
- Language
- Problem Solving
- Problem Solving
- Impulse Control
- Judgment
- Memory
- The biggest of the lobes.
- Parietal
- Located between the frontal and occipital lobes.
- Processes sensory information that
comes from all parts of the body
- Sensation of touch
- Writing
- Spatial Orientation
- Sensation of touch
- Located between the frontal and occipital lobes.
- Temporal
- These lobes of each hemisphere are located on
the side of the brain, arranges horizontally and
attached to the temples.
- Plays a role in perception and understanding.
- Smelling
- Tasting
- Aggressiveness
- Language
- Smelling
- These lobes of each hemisphere are located on
the side of the brain, arranges horizontally and
attached to the temples.
- Occipital
- The smallest of the four main lobes and is
located at the back of the skull, near the nape
of the neck.
- Plays a crucial role in the recognition of objects whose light is projected on the
retina, although by itself it does not have the ability to create coherent images.
- Determining Color
- Determining size,
depth, and
perceoption
- Visual processing and reading
- Determining Color
- The smallest of the four main lobes and is
located at the back of the skull, near the nape
of the neck.
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