A Look at the Brain

THE BRAIN



BY JACKSON MOHSENIN



Made with love in Barcelona, Spain. Inspired by Colorblind for iPhone.



FRONTAL LOBE



The Frontal Lobe deals chiefly with cognition and memory. Ability to concentrate, judgement, consequence analysis, problem solve, plan, personality (including emotional traits).



TEMPORAL LOBE

The Temporal Lobe is the chief auditory receptive area and contains the Hippocampus, which is the chief region where long-term memory is formed. Also deals with high-level visual processing (faces & scenes).



PARIETAL LOBE



The Parietal Lobe plays an important role in integrating information from several senses. Also processes spatial orientation, some parts of speech, visual perception, and pain and touch sensations.



BRAIN STEM



Serves as brain's warning system and sets alertness level.



CEREBELLUM



The Cerebellum chief function are motion-related activities. Contributes to coordination, precision, accurate timing, but does not initiate movement. Regulates fear and pleasure responses, and some cognitive functions such as attention and language.



OCCIPITAL LOBE



The Occipital Lobe is the visual processing center of the brain. It contains most of what is referred to as the "visual cortex". It is also the part of the brain where dreams originate. THE BRAIN PARIETAL LOBE The Parietal Lobe plays an important role in integrating information from several senses. Also processes spatial orientantion, some parts of speech, visual perception, and pain and touch sensations. BY JACKSON MOHSENIN Made with love in Barcelona, Spain. Inspired by Colorbind for iPhone. OCCIPITAL LOBE The Occipital Lobe is the visual processing center of the brain. It contains most of what is referred to as the "visual cortex". It is also FRONTAL LOBE the part of the brain where dreams originate. The Frontal Lobe deals chiefly with cognition and memory. Ability to concentrate, judgement, consequence analysis, problem solve, plan, personality (including emotional traits). CEREBELLUM The Cerebellum chief function are motion-related activites. TEMPORAL LOBE Contributes to coordination, precesion, accurate timing, but does not initate movement. The Temporal Lobe is the chief auditory receptive area and contains the Hippocampus, which is the chief region where long-term memory is formed. Also deals with high-level visual processing (faces & scenes). BRAIN STEM Regulates fear and pleasure responses, and some cognitive functions such as attention and language. Serves as brain's warning system and sets alertness level.