Match each structure of the cerebrum with its function ✓post-central gyrus ✓pre-central gyrus ✓ frontal lobe ✓parietal lobe ✓occipital lobe ✓temporal lobe A. main visual center of the brain B. "hearing, smelling, learning, memory, visual recognition, and emotinal behavoir" C. "integration of somesthetic, taste, and some visual info" D. "voluntary motor fuctions, planning, motivation, social judgment, and aggression" E. "motor control, motor map in the cortex" F. "sensory integration, sensory map in the cortex"

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