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Frontal lobe functions, dysfunctions, and tests are named.
This job focuses on what do the frontal lobes do, what do they control, and what happens if they are damaged. Resources are also given.
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- Understanding the different regions of the brain: the frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes. - What are the different regions of the brain? What do the 4 different lobes do?
- Temporal lobe control is examined. - What does the temporal lobe control? What damage does this area of the brain have? These inquiries are examined.
- Brain and behaviour - "The frontal lobes have more than one function". Discuss, illustrating your answer with reference to at least TWO possible roles of the frontal lobes.
- The Limbic System, Amygdala, Hippocampus and what happends when such structures are damaged. - What is the limbic system? What does it control and what happends when sections are damaged?
- Amnesia in Alzheimer’s Disease - Compare and contrast the memory deficits observed in patients with Alzheimer's Disease (AD) with those of patient H.M.
