1. Connections Between the Temporal and Other Lobes = Language
2. Sensory Input (Taste, Touch, Sight, Smell)
   1. Sensory Information Routed to Thalamus for Initial Processing
      1. Information Viewed as Important
         1. Sent to Hippocampus
            1. Hippocampus Organizes and Indexes Information
            2. Information Connected, Moved, and Stored in Regions of the Cortex
            3. Recalled At A Later Date = Memory = Learning
            4. Connections = Relativity = Comprehension = Learning
      2. Information Viewed as Unimportant
         1. Forgotten
   2. Sensory Information Routed to Cortical Structures for Further Processing
      1. Parietal Lobe (Taste, Touch, and Smell)
      2. Occipital Lobe (Sight)
      3. Temporal Lobe (Word and Picture Memory)
      4. Frontal Lobe (Working Memory, Decisions, Judgements)
         1. Information Viewed as Important
            1. Routed to Hippocampus
         2. Information Viewed as Unimportant
            1. Forgotten
         3. Information Viewed as Threatening
            1. Activates Amygdala
            2. Alerts Sympathetic Nervous System
            3. Triggers Quick Response (spit food out)