The " orientation association area " is responsible for creating the mental experience of personal physical boundaries and for providing a kind of spatial, three-dimensional matrix in which the body locates and orients itself.
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For example, they've found that the auditory association area of the brain-- the part that lets us monitor what we're saying and correct ourselves as we go along-- seems to be broken in stuttering adults.
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The association areas are the parts of the cerebral cortex that do not belong to the temporal, and occipital lobes-all located in the posterior part of the cortex-integrate sensory information and information stored in memory.
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Nevertheless, burgeoning neuroscience research continues to enrich our understanding of the many details of the brain, including neural structures implicated in multisensory integration such as the superior temporal gyrus ( GT ) and visual and auditory association areas.
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In the younger system, sensory information travels from the thalamus to the relevant cortical sensory areas ( touch to the somatosensory cortex, vision to the visual cortex, etc . ) and on to frontal association areas, where appraisal occurs.
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Geschwind and Levitt in 2007 suggested a model of the symptoms of autism in which higher-order association areas of the brain that normally connect to the frontal lobe are partially disconnected during development explaining the heterogeneity of autism etiology.
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Functional magnetic resonance imaging shows the existence of various retinotopic maps within area 19 . In general, the diverse fields that comprise area 19 have reciprocal connections with areas 17 and 18, as well as posterior parietal and inferior temporal association areas.
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Popularized in North America, big years are commonly done within single US states and Canadian provinces, as well as within larger areas such as the entire world, the lower 48 continental U . S . states, or within the official American Birding Association Area.
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Katerina Semendeferi and colleagues has suggested that " During hominid evolution, area 10 underwent a couple of . . changes : one involves a considerable increase in overall size, and the other involves a specific increase in connectivity, especially with other higher-order association areas ."
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"We believe part of the reason the attention association area is activated during spiritual practices such as meditation is because it is heavily involved in emotional responses _ and religious experiences are usually highly emotional, " write Newberg and d'Aquili in " Why God Won't Go Away ."
