Multiple Choice
In the context of AP Psychology, what is the primary function of the reticular formation in the brain?
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3. Biological Psychology
Organization of the Brain
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Which lobe of the brain is primarily responsible for processing olfaction and hearing?
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Frontal lobe
B
Occipital lobe
C
Parietal lobe
D
Temporal lobe
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Understand that the brain is divided into different lobes, each responsible for processing specific types of sensory information and functions.
Recall that the frontal lobe is mainly involved in decision making, problem solving, and motor function, not sensory processing of smell or hearing.
Recognize that the occipital lobe primarily processes visual information, so it is not responsible for olfaction or hearing.
Know that the parietal lobe processes sensory information related to touch, temperature, and spatial awareness, but not smell or hearing.
Identify that the temporal lobe is the region of the brain responsible for processing auditory information (hearing) and olfactory information (smell), making it the correct answer.
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