Definition: Anterior frontal cortex is a brain region associated with perception, motor control, and attention. It's often referred to as the "frontal lobe." The term describes the region that coordinates actions from sensory input to motor commands. Definition: The anterior frontal cortex is involved in visual spatial processing and decision-making, including perception of depth and direction, as well as fine movements like grasping or pointing. It also plays a key role in cognitive functions such as attention, executive function, and memory.