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ent in Figure 3.3 in different stages comarad birth (short-essay concent Chapter 3- • two main parts of the human nervous system • two main parts of the central nervous system; • neuron versus a nerve; • two main parts of the human forebrain and the 2 hemispheres: the thalamus and the hypothalamus • appearance of the cerebral hemisphere - wrinkled, etc., • cortex (pages 50 and 51); • primary motor cortex; • Broca's area; • lobotomies; • psychosurgery vs. brain surgery,

          ent in Figure 3.3 in different stages comarad
birth (short-essay concent
Chapter 3-
• two main parts of the human nervous system
• two main parts of the central nervous system;
• neuron versus a nerve;
• two main parts of the human forebrain and the 2 hemispheres: the thalamus and the
hypothalamus
• appearance of the cerebral hemisphere - wrinkled, etc.,
• cortex (pages 50 and 51);
• primary motor cortex;
• Broca's area;
• lobotomies;
• psychosurgery vs. brain surgery,

ent in Figure 3.3 in different stages comarad
birth (short-essay concent
Chapter 3-
• two main parts of the human nervous system
• two main parts of the central nervous system;
• neuron versus a nerve;
• two main parts of the human forebrain and the 2 hemispheres: the thalamus and the
hypothalamus
• appearance of the cerebral hemisphere - wrinkled, etc.,
• cortex (pages 50 and 51);
• primary motor cortex;
• Broca's area;
• lobotomies;
• psychosurgery vs. brain surgery,

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Text: birth (short-essay.concent) Chapter 3 - Two main parts of the human nervous system: Two main parts of the central nervous system; Two main parts of the human forebrain and the 2 hemispheres: the thalamus and the hypothalamus Appearance of the cerebral hemisphere - wrinkled, etc. t puo5 dx "Primary motor cortex Broca's area Lobotomies; Psychosurgery vs. brain surgery