The lobes of the cerebrum that contain the visual areas are the:
A)frontal
B)parietal
C)temporal
D)occipital

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The occipital lobes of the cerebrum contain the primary visual cortex and other visual areas responsible for processing visual information. The frontal lobes are primarily responsible for decision-making, planning and controlling movement. The parietal lobes play a role in sensory perception and spatial orientation. The temporal lobes are involved in auditory processing and memory.

The Lobes of the Cerebrum That Contain the Visual Areas