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Overview of the Brain The brain is divided into three regions. A. The Hindbrain 1. Sub-Cortex (left hand): ïµ The âOLD BRAINâ, Hindbrain ïµ These structures are the earliest to EVOLVE according to evolutionary psychologists. The sub-cortex is made up of structures that control our BASIC needs such as INSTINCTS, EMOTIONS and INVOLUNTARY responses. B. The Midbrain C. The Forebrain 1. Cerebral Cortex(right hand): ïµ The âNEW BRAINâ, Cerebrum ïµ This is the upper, WRINKLED layer of the brain divided into two HEMISPHERES and four LOBES. The cerebrum is made up of structures that influence upper level functioning such as LOGIC, LANGUAGE, LONG-TERM MEMORY and ABSTRACT thought.
