Visual Processing and Visuomotor Coordination

Which brain structure is known as the relay station of the brain?

Which part of the brain is mainly involved in visual memory such as memory for pictures and faces?

What brain structure is associated with processing sensory information and distinguishing between different smells and sounds?

Which brain structure plays a role in muscle control and governs important bodily functions like hunger and body temperature?

Where does the sensory input and output pass through in the brain?

Which area of the brain reaches its gray matter peak around age 16 and is believed to be responsible for short-term memory?

Which part of the brain is involved in processing pain and touch sensation?

What is the functional consequence of each half of the retina receiving light from the opposite half of the visual field?

Which lobe of the brain contains the primary sensory cortex that controls sensation such as touch and pleasure?

What may happen if there is damage to the right parietal lobe?

What happens when the parietal lobes are immature?

Which gland secretes hormones regulating the body?

Which part of the brain controls speech, language recognition, and facial nerves?

In what percentage of children does the left brain control speech?

Which area of the brain helps in storing and classifying emotionally-charged memories?

Which hemisphere of the brain is involved in interpreting and generating speech with meanings?

Which part of the Neocortex is responsible for making broad understandings and deciphering meaning by tone?

Individuals with an enlarged Amygdala have been diagnosed with which disorder?