BIOL 223 Chapter 14-4

Is gray matter found in the outer or inner layers of brain tissue?

What makes white cerebral matter "white?"

What is the function of cerebral projection tracts?

True or False: No actual processing occurs in the three types of cerebral tracts.
True False

What is the function of the association tracts in the white matter of the cerebrum?

What is the function of the commisural tracts in the cerebrum?

What role do the basal nuclei play in the learned movement patterns?

Areas of gray matter deep within the brain are known as:

The basal nuclei receives information from the cerebral cortex and sends it to the:

Subconcious muscle movements are controlled by the:

The limbic system is also known as your:

The human "motivation center" is located within the:

Stimulation of the _______ causes a rage response.

The cortex areas of the brain _______ information while the association areas recognize _______.

How does auditory information get processed in the brain?

The primary somatosensory cortex gives us our awareness of:

Which cortex lets us know where we are being touched?

A map of the sensory gyri is known as a:

Where is the primary somatosensory cortex located?

True or False: The more sensitive the area of the body, the larger the area on the gyrus that perceives the sensations.
True False

Where is the primary visual cortex located?

Where is the primary auditory cortex located?

The primary gustatory cortex is involved in _______ perception.

Where is the primary olfactory cortex located?

Where is the primary motor cortex located?

The map the tells us which areas of the brain control which muscles is called the:

Broca's Area is also called the:

In which hemisphere of the brain is Broca's Area located?

Which cortex controls all of our skeletal muscle movements?

True or False: The primary visual, auditory, and olfactory cortecies all recognize patterns in stimuli.
True False