The Cingulate Cortex Is a Subcortical Structure Above the Corpus

question 92

Multiple Choice

The cingulate cortex is a subcortical structure above the corpus callosum. It has anterior (forward) and posterior (rear) segments, which participate in

• A) memory/visual processing and decision making/emotion, respectively.
• B) the four Fs and formation of long-term memories,  respectively.
• C) decision making/emotion and memory/visual processing,  respectively.
• D) formation of long-term memories and the four Fs,  respectively.

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