Functions of the Cerebrum

Responsible for fine movement of skeletal muscles

Pain

Store Memory

Complex problem solving

Pressure

Makes it possible to recognize words and arrange them to express thought

Control face and tongue movement

Provide Judgement

Provides Vision

Frontal Eye Field: Controls voluntary movement of eyes and eyelids

Analyze sensory experiences

Smell

Temperature

Combines visual images with other sensory experiences (Such as recognizing someone)

Interpret sensory experiences like those needed to understand speech and read

Broca's Area: Complex muscular arrangement that makes speech possible

Provides awareness of the form of objects, including one's own body parts

Touch

Aid in the understanding of speech

Produce awareness of possible consequences of behavior

Taste

Maintain balance and posture

Hearing

Control emotional behavior