Summer 2001
  Rules of Evidence

Jet Lag May Harm Memory

Putting Gingko to the Test

Depression and Memory

Patient Profile

Memory Tip
 
 
  Temporal Lobes

The temporal lobes of the brain are located on each side of the brain. They are so-named because they lie under the temples. They contain brain areas which are important for auditory processing, including the ability to understand spoken words. They also contain structures such as the hippocampus which are important for new memory formation.



© 2000 Ann L. Myers
 
 
 
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