Imagine taking a bite of a pizza. Briefly discuss the role that each part of the brain plays in this simple act

Question

What will be an ideal response?

Answer 1

Medulla controls my unconscious vital functions like heart and respiration rates.
Pons helps me to stay awake and aroused as I wait for the pizza delivery person to arrive.
Cerebellum allows me to walk in a smooth and coordinated way to answer the door and to smoothly guide my hand up toward my face with the pizza.
Reticular formation works in conjunction with the pons to allow me to remain alert and attentive while waiting for the pizza to arrive.
Thalamus serves as the sensory relay station for all of my sensory inputs except smell.
Hypothalamus contributes to my experience and control over my hunger and thirst.
Amygdala one of the many limbic system structures involved in my experience of emotion.
Hippocampus plays a role in establishment of and recollection of my memory of this experience.
Parietal lobe allows me to detect the temperature and texture of the pizza slice I hold in my hand.
Occipital lobe allows me to see the pizza.
Temporal lobe allows me to hear the door bell when the delivery person arrives at my home and the crunch of the pizza crust as I bite into it.
Frontal lobe allows me to control the movement of muscles in my arms, hands, and fingers so that I can pick up the piece of pizza.
Prefrontal cortex as the executive control system, it monitors, organizes, and directs my thought process about the best way to bite in to the pizza.