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The '''temporal lobes''' are two areas of the [[brain]] located above the [[ears]], near the temples (hence the name). Auditory information travels directly to the temporal lobes, making them the primary site where [[hearing]] is registered. Thus, damage to the temporal lobes can lead to severe auditory inhibition.
 
The '''temporal lobes''' are two areas of the [[brain]] located above the [[ears]], near the temples (hence the name). Auditory information travels directly to the temporal lobes, making them the primary site where [[hearing]] is registered. Thus, damage to the temporal lobes can lead to severe auditory inhibition.
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{{cquote|The temporal lobes are unique. These are the only regions of the brain that subserves personalized, subjective emotional and social experience and can store and recall this information from memory. The temporal lobes also contains the core structures of the limbic system involved in emotion and memory, the amygdala and hippocampus.<ref>http://brainmind.com/TemporalLobe.html</ref>}}
 
{{cquote|The temporal lobes are unique. These are the only regions of the brain that subserves personalized, subjective emotional and social experience and can store and recall this information from memory. The temporal lobes also contains the core structures of the limbic system involved in emotion and memory, the amygdala and hippocampus.<ref>http://brainmind.com/TemporalLobe.html</ref>}}
  
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