M9 Information Processing and Brain Functions

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Information processing involves receiving information through the senses.

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Information processing is the way in which the brain receives and interprets sensory information.

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The brain analyzes and evaluates information to make it meaningful.

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The brain's analysis helps in understanding and making sense of the information.

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Information processing includes deriving meaning from information.

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Deriving meaning is essential for learning and memory.

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The frontal lobe is responsible for reasoning, judgment, and motor functions.

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The frontal lobe plays a key role in decision-making and controlling movements.

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The brain stem controls breathing and heart rate.

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The brain stem regulates vital functions necessary for survival.

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Role of Iconic Memory

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Provides a smooth stream of visual information to the brain for extended periods in the Visual Short-term Memory (VSTM).

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Processing of sound in Echoic Memory

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Once a sound is heard, it is stored in memory for processing and understanding.

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Memory associated with auditory information

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Echoic Memory.

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The parietal lobe processes sensory information.

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The parietal lobe integrates sensory input to form a single perception.

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The occipital lobe is responsible for visual processing.

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The occipital lobe interprets visual stimuli and information.