The cerebrum is the largest part of the human brain which is also known as the Cerebral Cortex,
forebrain or brain Home. The cerebrum is the part of the brain that
distinguishes humans from animals. The cerebrum makes man capable of thinking,
analysis, logic, language, consciousness, planning, memory and visual
abilities. Intelligence quotient or IQ is also determined by the quality of
this section.
The cerebrum is divided
into 4 (four) sections called lobes. Sections called lobes prominent gyros and
the curve that resembles a moat called the sulcus. The four lobes are
respectively: Frontal Lobe, Parietal lobe, occipital lobe and Temporal lobe.
Frontal lobe is a lobe
of an existing part dialing front of the Great Brain. Lobe is associated with
the ability to make excuses, range of movement, cognition, planning, problem
solving, giving judgment, creativity, and sense of control, control of sexual
behavior and language skills in general.
Parietal lobes are in
the middle, feeling associated with processes such as pressure sensors, touch
and pain.
Temporal lobe is at the
bottom associated with hearing ability, interpretation and language information
in the form of sound.
The occipital lobe at
the rear, related to visual stimuli that allow humans are able to interpret the
object captured by the retina of the eye.
Besides divided into 4
lobes, cerebrum (the brain) can also be divided into two hemispheres, the right
hemisphere and the left hemisphere. The two halves are connected by cables
nerves underneath. In general, the right hemisphere controls the left side of
the body, and the left hemisphere controls the right side of the body. The
right brain is involved in creativity and artistic ability. While the left
brain for logic and rational thinking.
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