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Alma
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6 June, 12:44
Which portion of the brain is involved in sensory perception? cerebrum cerebellum medulla hypothalamus
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Keenan
6 June, 13:02
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Answer: Cerebrum
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The primary sensory areas of the cerebral cortex receives and processes the somatosensory, visual, olfactory and gustatory information.
Then along with the cortical areas, the brain regions synthesize the sensory information into the perfections of the world.
It is the largest section of the brain which lies in the front or the top of the brain stem.
It is one of the five major divisions of the brain which is most developed.
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