Frontal Lobes
Where are the frontal lobes located?
They are located behind the forehead.
Where are the parietal lobes located?
They are located in the upper back area of the skull.
Where are the occipital lobes locate?
They are located in the back of the brain.
Where are the temporal lobes located?
The temporal lobes sit behind the ears.
Describe how the brain looks like.
The brain is a grayish color with lots of wrinkles.
True or False: The frontal lobes are the smallest lobes in the brain.
False, they are actually the largest lobes in your brain.
What do the parietal lobes help us with?
The parietal lobe helps us judge size, distance, and shapes. The parietal lobes also help with sensation of touch, information processing, cognition, coordination, visual perception, speech, reading, writing, computation(math), spatial orientation.(only need to guess 3 in order to get it correct)
What are the occipital lobes connected to?(hint:part of the face)
The occipital lobes are connected to our eyes to help us interpret information.
What do the temporal lobes do?
What they do is the process auditory information and encoding information.
True or False: It is impossible to multitask.
True, you are instead switching contents.
What are the frontal lobes responsible for?
The frontal lobes are responsible for organizing, expressive language, coordination, the capability to plan, forming personality and understanding other people’s feelings.(guess at least 3 answers to get correct)
Which parietal lobe(right or left) is more active in right-handed people, and what does that hemisphere(right or left) help with?
The left hemisphere is more active in right-handed people and helps with the handling of letters and numbers.
What do the occipital lobes help us with?
They help us interpret the world so, you can see form. The occipital lobe helps us recognize distance, depth perception, color determination, object recognition, movement, face recognition, memory, and information.
What size are the temporal lobes(largest, second largest,etc.)?
The temporal lobes are the second largest lobes in the brain.
It triples it’s size.
Which frontal lobe is responsible for the right side’s muscles on your body, and which is responsible for your left side’s muscles?
The left frontal lobe is responsible for the right, while the right frontal lobe is responsible for the left.
What side(left or right parietal lobe) is more active in left-handed people and what does it help with?
The right hemisphere is more active in left-handed people and helps with the interpretation of images and spatial distances within them, such as those in maps.
What lobes(frontal, parietal, and temporal) are similar to the occipital lobes, and how are they similar?
The temporal lobes are similar to the occipital lobes. It’s similar because the temporal lobe makes sense of auditory information, the occipital lobe helps make sense of the world as we see it.
What can happen(summarized) if the temporal lobes are damaged?
If you damaged your temporal lobes, it’ll affect the processes emotions , luggage, and information.
Hoe much does an adult’s brain weigh?
An adult’s brain weighs 3 pounds.
What could happen if you damage you frontal lobes?
If the frontal lobes are damaged, it can lead to paralysis, reduced motivation, change in social behavior and personality, inability to focus, and unable to think flexibly or persistence in one behavior or idea.(only need to guess 3 to get correct)
What can happen if your parietal lobes are damaged?
You could get ”Gerstmann’s Syndrome”. It includes right-left confusion, difficulty with writing (agraphia) and difficulty with mathematics (acalculia). It can also produce disorders of language (aphasia) and the inability to perceive objects normally (agnosia).(only need to get the name right)
What can happen if you injure your occipital lobes?
If the occipital lobes are injured it can be hard to know where things are, colors, hilltions, saying words, reading, and writing.
What happens if you damage your temporal lobes?
When your temporal lobes are injured will be hard to speak, pay attention, know what objects do, take in information, and you’ll have mood swings. It’ll also may cause deafness, amnesia, and the inability to recognize faces or objects.
Why do we have brain freezes?
We get brain freezes because it is a warning signal. Your brain is telling to stop what you're doing to prevent unwanted changes from temperature.