The _____ lobes are responsible for higher mental processes such as complex decision making.
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Areas in the cortex that make connections between sensory information coming into the brain and stored memories, images, and knowledge are known as
A
synaptic vesicles.
B
pons.
C
association areas.
D
lobes.

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Begin by understanding the role of the cortex in the brain. The cortex is involved in many complex brain functions, including perception, thought, and decision-making.
Identify the function of 'association areas' within the cortex. These areas are responsible for integrating sensory information with stored memories, images, and knowledge.
Differentiate between the terms provided: 'synaptic vesicles' are involved in neurotransmitter storage and release, 'pons' is a part of the brainstem involved in regulating vital functions, and 'lobes' refer to the divisions of the brain cortex.
Recognize that 'association areas' are distinct from primary sensory or motor areas, as they are involved in higher-order processing and integration of information.
Conclude that the correct term for areas in the cortex that connect sensory information with stored memories and knowledge is 'association areas'.
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