Question

1. The Brain is a major part of the Nervous System, responsible for the
peripheral and autonomic responses of the other parts of the system in the
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body.
2. The Central Nervous System (CNS) is responsible for the processes, interprets
and stores sensory information, considered the central command system,
alongside the spinal cord that acts as the bridge to the different parts of the
body.
3. There two (2) types of the nervous system, the central and peripheral nervous
system. The Peripheral Nervous System, is located beyond the (CNS) and
handles the input and output of the latter. It has two division, autonomic and
Somatic.
4. Autonomic is responsible for actions or responses that are involuntary, while
Somatic, for the voluntary responses.
5. The Autonomic Division has to system, the Parasympathetic, which is tasked
to slow down the actions and responses of the body, while the Sympathetic
is the accelerator, mobilizing the body for action and output of the body.
6. A Nerve Cell or Neuron has three (3) major structures; the axons, the cell
body and the dendrite.
7. The Brain can be divided in to three (3) major parts, each responsible for the
processes of memory, intelligence can be found and emotion that can be
elicited
8. The Cerebral Cortex which is the cap of the brain, has four (4) Lobes. The
Frontal, Parietal, Temporal and Occipital Lobes.
9. The Cerebellum is responsible for the cognitive skills, procedural learning
and movement coordination.
10. The Corpus callosum is a bridge that connects the interaction of the two
hemispheres of the brain.
11. Understanding the brain from the point of the lateralization of the left and
right hemisphere tend to produce different evidences that suggests the
distinction of the personality. The personality of the individual is complex
and unique, therefore the interaction and communication of both
hemispheres is needed to further understand the complexity of personality
in every individual.​

Answer 1

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processes, interprets

and stores sensory information, considered the central command system,

alongside the spinal cord that acts as the bridge to the different parts of the

body.

3. There two (2) types of the nervous system