The correct answer is Parietal lobe. • There are four lobes in the human brain. • Frontal lobe. • Parietal lobe. • Occipital lobe. • Temporal lobe. Important Notes: • Parietal lobe: • Located behind the frontal lobe. • Receive and transmit sensory information from the body and skin. Also connected other parts of the brain. • Deals with many sensations including touch, pressure, pain, heat, cold, etc. • Frontal lobe: • It is the largest part of four major lobes, located at the front of each hemisphere (brain’s cerebral cortex) and covered by the frontal cortex. • The frontal lobe is separated from the parietal lobe by the central sulcus. • The major role of the frontal lobe is decision making including self-management, Speech, and language, Comparing objects, memories, understanding, and reacting to feelings, behaviour, attention, etc. • Occipital lobe: • It is the smallest of the lobes, located at the back portion of the brain and below the occipital bone. • The primary visual cortex, which is located in the occipital lobe, receives and interprets information from the retinas of the eyes. • The occipital lobe deals with aspects of vision, including face recognition, movement, object recognition, colour determination, distance, depth perception. • Temporal lobe: • Located in the bottom section of the brain and sitting close to the ear level within the skull. • The major functions are hearing, language recognization, speaking and understanding writing, memory acquisition, visual perception, etc.