1.frontal lobe2.corpus callosumoccurs partly due to pastexperience in selectiveattention3.Broca's area4.beta wavesinvolved in motor speech5.REM sleepconnects brainhemispheres6.RASinvolved in motivation7.orexins and hypocretins8.preattentive processingindicate alert state9.limbic system10. reward pathway

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