PSYA01H3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Parietal Lobe, Frontal Lobe, Sensory Cortex

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PSYA01 Lecture 9: The Brain (pt.2)
- Parietal lobe where our body is and spatial awareness in the world
Association cortex involved in complex spatial functions that differ across
hemispheres
LEFT = keeps track of spatial location of our body parts (proprioception)
- damage often associated w/poor motor mvmts
RIGHT = keeps track of spatial location of things in our external world
- damage lead to problems of neglect + spatial integration of parts
CONTINUED FROM LAST LECTURE…
Primary sensory cortex perception of the body
Sensory strip: frontal cortex of the parietal lobe (pink) used to process sensory
neurons *contralateral*
Brain Matter dispersed + amount allocated in different areas of the body
1. LEFT= detect input from R.side
2. RIGHT= detect input from L.side
Motor Strip: more on frontal lobe; motor output
Sensory Cortex Homunculi
(Bigger areas = more brain tissue)
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