Talk:Functional specialization (brain)

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Nancy Kanwisher taught about a region behind the frontal lobe and in front of the occipital lobe, which is the general processing brain region; mention it but with its official name

By no means that region[s] is entirely "general", take-all-in and arbitrary. It has specific characteristics. I do not use the standard term.
Please:

mention here the official name of the general processing brain region
create the official and corrected (not my suggestion) general processing brain region page (there are treatises on it if you search the correct name)
pay more attention to Nancy Kanwisher and say thanks to her

multitasking region: fronto-polar prefrontal cortex (FPPC)
... I missed some other[s]... (for sure one more; search the Neuroscience News archive)