The cortical regions that are NOT directly involved in sensory or motor functions are known as

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Association areas are the cortical regions that integrate and process sensory and motor information to perform higher cognitive functions such as perception, thought, and decision-making. The other options are incorrect because the limbic system is involved in emotions and memory, the frontal lobes are involved in decision-making and motor function, and the parietal lobes are involved in processing sensory information.

The Cortical Regions That Are NOT Directly Involved in Sensory