(Solved): Directions: Match the sensory region of the brain with the appropriate sensation a. Parietal lo ...

Directions: Match the sensory region of the brain with the appropriate sensation a. Parietal lobe b. Frontal lobe c. Temporal lobe d. Occipital lobe touch/temperature and taste vision smell sound/hearing Directions: Use the diagram to answer the following question. Answer the questions using the "letter" that best represents which lobe of the brain you're referring too. 1. Learning/memory and fear is computed in what lobe of the brain? 2. Which lobe of the brain is the most complex but the last to develop? 3. If you fell and you're now complaining of blurred vision and symptoms of dizziness, which lobe of the brain did you hit? 4. Those who suffer who have a congenial insensitivity to pain, i.e. do not feel pain, most likely have a reduced number of receptors in what lobe of the brain? 5. Describe what this cartoon represents. Why are the hands and lips drawn to a larger scale than the other parts of the body?