Which two lobes of the brain allow a person to pick out the scent of a rose in a mixed bouquet of flowers?(1 point) Responses parietal and occipital parietal and occipital occipital and temporal occipital and temporal frontal and parietal frontal and parietal frontal and temporal frontal and temporal

Answer 1

The correct response is occipital and temporal.

The occipital lobe is primarily involved in visual processing, while the temporal lobe plays a significant role in processing auditory information and is also important for olfactory (smell) sensations. Therefore, when picking out the scent of a rose in a mixed bouquet, the temporal lobe would be particularly relevant.