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Central Core (Brain Stem)

-regulates most important primitive behavior needed for survival

Medulla

-most basic life functions (unconscious but essential)


-breathing, swallowing, blood circulation

Cerebellum

-coordination of movement


-balance, sense of equilibrium


-depressed by alcohol


-damage=problems w fine motor skills

Thalamus

-relay center for sensory info


-sensory info received from sense receptors-thalamus-cortex


-controls sleep and wakefulness

Hypothalamus

-most influential structure


-regulates what medulla doesn't


-central role- basic survival drives- four Fs (felling,fighting, fleeing, freaking)

Reticular Formation

-controls arousal sleep v wakefulness


-focus attention of stimuli



Limbic System

-structures interconnected w hypothalamus


-emotion memory motivation


-provides more control over instinctive behavior (inhibits 4 Fs)

Hippocampus

-store new events as memories

Midbrain

-helps coordinate reactions to sensory events

Amygdala

-linked to motivational and emotional behaviors


-if damaged can lead to extreme passiveness

Wernickes Area

-temporal lobe


-language comprehension


-speech localized in temporal lobe of left hemisphere

Right Hemisphere

-spatial tasks


-emotional processing



Left Hemisphere

-verbal tasks


-solve problems


-create consistent explanations of the world

When does activation increase?

-when people look at faces showing


-fear


-anger


-sadness


-happiness