Major Lobe Functions

Have you ever wandered what the different lobes in your brain do? The brain functions as a receiver. It is said to be the center of the nervous system. According to MedicineNet, “The lobe is part of an organ that appears to be separate from the rest.” The brain consists of a right and left hemisphere. Each of these hemispheres contains four major lobes. The three most important parts of the brain are the frontal lobe, parietal lobe, and the temporal lobe. The first major lobe in the brain is the frontal lobe. The frontal lobe is the largest part of the brain. This lobe has a major contribution that deals with a person’s emotions, thoughts, and even their personality. To me, the frontal lobe is the most important out of the other three lobes

The parietal lob is at the posterior of the frontal lobe. It is in the middle of the brain. Since the parietal lobe is in the middle of our brain it allows us to know signals for vision, hearing, and memory. The parietal lobe gives us feeling of pain, and a sense of touch and temperature. Although the parietal lobe isn’t as major as the frontal lobe, it’s still very important. The parietal lobe is responsible for processing all sensory information received by the organs. Lastly, the temporal lobe is the third most important lobe in the brain. The temporal lobe is located around the temples. This lobe allows us to have memories both short term and long term. The hippocampus is involved in forming, storing, and processing memory. This is in the temporal lobe. Besides memory, the temporal lobe allows us to have a sense of organization. The temporal lobe gives us memories, allows us to hear, and gives us a sense of organization. All in all, each of these three lobes play important roles in our brain. These lobes can’t function alone. The frontal lobe is in the upper from of the brain and is associated with language, motor skills, and reasoning. The parietal lobe is located in the upper middle section of the brain and is involved in tactile sensory. The temporal lobe is located near the temples and allows us to have memories and hearing. Furthermore, the frontal, parietal, and temporal lobes are the most important parts of the