The cingulate cortex is a subcortical structure above the corpus callosum. It has anterior (forward) and posterior (rear) segments, which participate in
A) memory/visual processing and decision making/emotion, respectively.
B) the four Fs and formation of long-term memories, respectively.
C) decision making/emotion and memory/visual processing, respectively.
D) formation of long-term memories and the four Fs, respectively.

Question

The cingulate cortex is a subcortical structure above the corpus callosum. It has anterior (forward) and posterior (rear) segments, which participate in
A) memory/visual processing and decision making/emotion, respectively.
B) the four Fs and formation of long-term memories,  respectively.
C) decision making/emotion and memory/visual processing,  respectively.
D) formation of long-term memories and the four Fs,  respectively.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The cingulate cortex, part of the limbic system, has distinct roles in its anterior and posterior segments. The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) is involved in decision making and emotional regulation, while the posterior cingulate cortex (PCC) plays a role in memory and visual processing.

The Cingulate Cortex Is a Subcortical Structure Above the Corpus