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Page 1: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Parts of the Brain

Page 2: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Page 3: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

The Medulla

• Location: Base of brain.• What it does: Controls automatic

body processes – Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure,

etc.

Page 4: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

The Cerebellum

• Location: Back of head

• What it does: Regulates how much a muscle moves and controls your balance.

Page 5: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

The Cerebrum

• Location: Top part, largest• What it does:Two sides:

– Left controls logic, language– Right artist, feelings

Page 6: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Page 7: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Can you really trust your mind?

Let’s test it out…

http://www.science.ubc.ca/~science1/stuff/brain.gif

Page 8: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Which black line is bigger?

Page 9: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Tricked you!

• The trick, an illusion of perspective called angular displacement confuses our eyes and makes these identical lines look different.

Page 10: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Duck or Rabbit?

Page 11: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Two Children or a Skull?

Page 12: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Page 13: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Page 14: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

What this shows…

• The brain is wired to recognize faces, so presented with this inverted portrait, it ignores the distortions. Only do you see the real image when you flip it over in front of you. WEIRD!

Page 15: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Directions

• For the next few slides…Study each pair of eyes to determine the emotion conveyed, selecting your answer from the options presented.

Page 16: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

• Playful • Comforting• Irritated• Bored

Page 17: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Playful!!

Page 18: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

• Terrified• Upset• Arrogant• Bored

Page 19: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Upset

Page 20: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

• Irritated• Sarcastic• Worried• Happy

Page 21: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Irritated

Page 22: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

• Shy• Anticipating • Threatening• Decisive

Page 23: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

Anticipating

Page 24: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

What the research says…

• On average, females “read” better than males. The female brain is wired for empathy and understanding.

• Does this mean males aren’t empathetic? No! There are always exceptions to any research findings.

Page 25: Parts of the Brain. The Medulla Location: Base of brain. What it does: Controls automatic body processes –Heartbeat, breathing, blood pressure, etc

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