Examining the impact of brain injury is one method of studying brain-behavior interactions. If someone experiences a loss as a result of brain trauma, that area contributes to that behaviour in some manner.
The brain stem is in charge of reflexes and automatic functions (such as heart rate and blood pressure), as well as limb motions and visceral processes (digestion, urination). The cerebellum combines location and movement information from the vestibular system and uses it to control limb movements.
Neuroimaging enables functional investigations of the brain and its connections. The fundamental goal of neurorehabilitation for a stroke patient is to have other brain areas take over the functions of the parts that have been damaged.
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