Match the brain region with its function Occipital lobe V[Choose ] Olfactory processing Somatosensory processing Frontal lobe Executive function Visual processing Auditory processing Parietal lobe [ Choose ] Temporal lobe [Choose ]

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Q: loss and impaired hearing? 1.Frontal 2.Occipital 3. Temporal

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A: Working memory is categorized into short-term memory and executive attention.