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During the clаss оn Mоdule 19: The Brаin Pаrt I, yоu drew the Rey-Osterrieth complex figure. Which of the following are true about the parts of your brain that were active and their functions to allow you to complete the task? Your amygdala was active when you were drawing the figure from memory at the end of class to help you to recall parts of the drawing. As you were copying the image, your dorsolateral prefrontal cortex was active as you used working memory to observe part of the figure and then immediately draw it. Your cerebellum was monitoring for mismatches between your intended movement and actual movement as you drew the image. Left hemisphere was primarily responsible for processing the visuospatial information you were taking in about the image. The anterior cingulate cortex played a critical role in your long-term recall when you drew the image from memory.