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seeinghearing speakingthinking PET Scans

Frontal Temporal Parietal Occipital Cerebellum The Boundaries of the Lobes

The Five Senses in the Brain Frontal lobe Parietal lobe Occipital lobe Temporal lobe Cerebellum Taste, Touch Vision Smell, Hearing

Parietal Cerebellum Hand Right or left? Touch in the Parietal Lobe

Sensation and Perception What is sensation? What is perception? What is the difference?

Now, a short demonstration of sensation and perception… G698U2Mvo

Perception and the brain Frontal lobe Right Parietal lobe Occipital lobe Left Temporal lobe Cerebellum Language Specialized to perceive motion Conflicts between sensory inputs Resolution of those conflicts Right insular cortex (inside) What we see and sense by touch Body position in space

Sensation and Perception and the brain Frontal lobe Right Parietal lobe - body position in space Occipital lobe - Vision Temporal lobe – Smell, hearing Cerebellum Conflicts between sensory inputs Resolution of those conflicts Right insular cortex (inside) What we see and sense by touch Parietal lobe - taste, touch Left Temporal lobe – Language, motion

Station #5 Auditory Octave Illusion –

Station #5 Auditory McGurk Effect

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