Functions Flashcards
Parietal lobes play a critical role in constructing
personal identity and consciousness.
Parietal lobes are connected to the insular cortex and frontal lobes
forming a complex circuitry for conscious perception of actions.
Parietal lobes contribute to attributing
body parts to oneself even without motor actions.
Activations in the parietal lobes are often more extensive
in the right hemisphere, which is important for body perception.
Prefrontal regions are necessary for analyzing
one’s reality and supporting other forms of awareness.
The right parietal lobe represents one’s body,
while the left parietal lobe represents motor acts.
Attention and intention are involved in
achieving awareness of one’s subjective reality and a dynamic sense of the body.
The parietal lobes contribute to a
sense of agency and the perception of one’s own body in action.