Main target for visual information (eyes, visual dreams, etc.)

Receives sensations from touch receptors muscle-stretch receptors, and joint receptors.

Works in conjunction with other sections of the brain by passing info about eye, head, body positions to other sections.

Ex. flashes of light

Primary cortical target for auditory information.

Understanding Spoken language

Complex aspects of vision: hallucinations

Includes the precentral gyrus, which controls fine movements.

Also includes the prefrontal cortex, which contributes to memories of recent stimuli and planning of movements

Involved in decision making, problem solving, planning