The brain and the thalamus

Just the brain

The brain and the spinal cord

The optical nerve and the medulla oblongata

The brain and the spinal cord

Sympathetic vision and parasympathetic vision

The hypothalamus and the cerebral cortex

The brain and the brain stem

You tell me, what am i, a magician?

The optical peripherallus

Nerve cells (synapses - motor neuron, relay neurons etc.)

The somatic nervous system & the autonomic nervous system

Brian

Brain stem

Thalamus

Occipital lobe

b r a i n b e a n

Receives sensory stimuli and sends it to other parts of the body

controls basic autonomous life functions

Is highly developed at birth

It is near the spinal cord and co-ordinates sensory and motor

walnut

the thin and folded cover with the purpose of thinking and processing

In charge of the sensorimotor stage (0-2 years old)

Dweck's mindset theory

In charge of autonomic functions

Near the cerebellum - in charge of auditory functions

In charge of thinking & processing & can be divided into 2 halves (hemispheres) and where mental processing takes place

Voluntary movement of muscles and reflex responses. Also sends messages to muscles and takes in information from sensory organs

Autonomic functions such as breathing, heart rate, stress response

Takes in information from outside world to CNS and information from CNS to muscles

Made of the brain and spinal cord

Made of the brain and spinal cord

Right hemisphere - controls left side of our body

Left hemisphere - controls the right side

Takes in information from outside world to CNS and information from CNS to muscles

Autonomic functions such as breathing, heart rate, stress response

Voluntary movement of muscles and reflex responses. Also sends messages to muscles and takes in information from sensory organs