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human-brain-parts (Occipital Lobe ((Sensory ((((The visual processing…

- - - - The visual processing center of the brain containing most of the anatomical region of the visual cortex and provides vision.
    - - These are important in analyzing visual patterns and combining visual patterns and combining visual images with other sensory experiences as when one recognizes another person.
- - - - Provide higher intellectual processes, such as concentrating, planning, and complex problem solving. Control emotional behavior and produce awareness of the possible consequences of behavior.
    - - Frontal Eye Field: Controls voluntary movements of the eyes and eyelids.
      - Broca's Area: Coordinates the complex muscular actions of the mouth, tongue, and larynx, which makes speech possible.
- - - - Sensations of temperature, touch, pressure, and pain in the skin.
    - - Help interpret information and aid in understanding speech and choosing words to express thoughts and feelings.
- - - - Interpret complex sensory experiences such as those needed to understand speech and read. Store memories of visual scenes, music, and other complex sensory patterns.
    - - Centers for hearing. Involved in high-level auditory processing. Involved in primary auditory perception.