The largest part of the brain and is divided into two parts of cerebral hemispheres connected by a band of white fibers called the corpus callosum. Diencephalons false Cerebrum true Cerebellum false Single Connects the diencephalons to the spinal cord and consists of three areas. Brainstem true midbrain false Cerebrospinal Fluid false Single Calms down the body through various physiological changes. Cerebrum false Peripheral Nervous System false Parasympathetic Nervous System true Single A graphical technique that mirrors how the brain works midbrain false Mind mapping true homeostasis false Single Is a belief that distinct parts of the brain are more dominant in some functions than others homeostasis false Mind mapping false Brain lateralization true Single Also known as the "little brain," located near the brain stem, is responsible for our motor and memorized movements, posture, and balance Cerebellum true Diencephalons false Cerebrum false Single Extends from the base of the skull to the first lumbar vertebra Spinal Cord true Cerebrospinal Fluid false medulla oblongata false Single Consists of nerves that communicate with the skin and muscles involved in conscious activities. Parasympathetic Nervous System false Somatic Nervous System true Peripheral Nervous System false Single Composed of the thalamus, hypothalamus, and epithalamus. Diencephalons true corpus callosum false Cerebellar peduncles false Single Acts as a cushion or buffer for the brain and spinal cord, providing basic mechanical and immunological protection to the brain inside the skull. Cerebrospinal Fluid true medulla oblongata false Cerebellum false Single