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The Brain: Parts, Processes, and Functions

The brain controls our thoughts, feelings, and behavior. It regulates basic functions like breathing, moving, memory, speech, and more. The brain is made up of different parts that each specialize in different functions. The cerebral cortex contains four main lobes - frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital - which are responsible for functions like thinking, touch, hearing/language, and vision respectively. The development of the brain continues into early adulthood, and adolescent brains are more guided by emotional areas than logical thinking areas, though they can still make good decisions. There are simple ways to train the brain like learning new things, using your memory, eating well, and getting enough sleep.

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The Brain: Parts, Processes, and Functions

The brain controls our thoughts, feelings, and behavior. It regulates basic functions like breathing, moving, memory, speech, and more. The brain is made up of different parts that each specialize in different functions. The cerebral cortex contains four main lobes - frontal, parietal, temporal, and occipital - which are responsible for functions like thinking, touch, hearing/language, and vision respectively. The development of the brain continues into early adulthood, and adolescent brains are more guided by emotional areas than logical thinking areas, though they can still make good decisions. There are simple ways to train the brain like learning new things, using your memory, eating well, and getting enough sleep.

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T H e B r a i n

Parts, Processes, and Functions


By: Mary Fe Larido and Angel Kate Crispo
The Brain Do you remember how
the brain works?

Our brains control our thoughts,


1. feelings, and behavior

It regulates basic survival functions


2. like breathing, moving, memory,
speech, etc.
Brain
Cerebral cortex
Frontal Lobe Parietal Lobe

primarily responsible for primarily responsible


thinking, planning, for bodily sensations
memory, and judgement and touch

Temporal Lobe Occipital Lobe

primarily responsible primarily


for hearing and responsible for
language vision

Motor cortex sensory cortex


receives and
controls voluntary
processes bodily
movements
sensations
left cerebral hemisphere

primarily responsible for


language and speech in
most people

Right cerebral hemisphere

specializes in spatial and


perceptual skills,
visualization, and the
recognition of patterns,
faces, and melodies
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RATIONAL INTUITIVE

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LOGICAL ORGANIZED INTERPERSONAL HOLISTIC


ANALYTICAL SEQUENTIAL FEELING-BASED INTUITIVE
FACT-BASED PLANNED KINESTHETIC INTEGRATING
QUANTITATIVE DETAILED EMOTIONAL SYNTHESIZING

Blue (A) Quadrant Green (B) Quadrant Red (C) Quadrant yellow(d) Quadrant

To know the measure and thinking preferences , you can take a HBDI assessment. It provides insight into the
fact that every person has different interests and the reasons why not everyone communicates in the same way.
Teen Brain: Adolescents differ from adults in the way they
Behavior, behave, solve problems, and make decisions.
Problem Solving,
and Decision Studies have shown that brains continue to
Making mature and develop throughout childhood and
adolescence and well into early adulthood.

The specific region of the brain called amygdala is responsible for


immediate reactions including fear and aggressive behavior. This
develops early.

The area of the brain, the frontal cortex, controls reasoning and
helps us think before we act, develops later.

The adolescents' actions are guided more by the emotional


and reactive amygdala and less by the thoughtful, logical
frontal cortex.
Note
These brain differences
don't mean that young
people can't make good
decisions or tell the
difference between right
and wrong. It also doesn't
mean that they shouldn't
be held responsible for
their actions.
10 simple ways to train your brain

1. Do something new
2. Ditch the GPS
3. Ban the calculator
4. Be curious
5. Think positive
6. Exercise regularly
7. Train your memory
8. Eat healthy
9. Read a book
Brain
10. Get enough sleep
tha _^
nk yo ^
u for listening

and you're done!!!

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