The <u>left hemisphere</u> is involved in the organization of how you will move your body in space in response to a verbal command.
In general, the left hemisphere, or side of the brain, is responsible for speech and speech. For this reason, it is called the "dominant" hemisphere. The right hemisphere plays a major role in visual information interpretation and spatial processing.
The human brain is basically bilaterally symmetrical and split in the middle. The right hemisphere receives sensory input from the left side of the body and controls its movement, while the left hemisphere controls the corresponding functions on the right side. However, the symmetry is limited and there are differences.
The left hemisphere of the cerebrum is part of the brain involved in sensation and perception, motor control, and higher cognitive processes. The two cerebral hemispheres have somewhat different functions. For example, in most people, the left hemisphere is largely responsible for speech.
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