Objectives: 1.Identify the parts of the central nervous system. 2.Describe the processes controlled by different parts of the brain.

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Objectives: 1.Identify the parts of the central nervous system. 2.Describe the processes controlled by different parts of the brain

The Spinal Cord: The main communication link between the brain and the rest of the body Reflexes: quick automatic response processed by the spinal cord

The Brain: The body’s control center—responsible for processing and relaying information Divided into parts: Hemispheres: left and right, control opposite sides of the body (left controls right, right controls left) Lobes: regions of the cerebrum associated with different functions

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