Major Brain Structures and Their Functions
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Major Brain Structures and Their Functions
In this video, I’ll provide an overview of some important brain structures, explaining where they’re located and what their general functions are. I'll cover a ...
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Rule #1: Be quick Because if we pause, the prefrontal cortex (planning, decision-making) might get overwhelmed, and boom 💥 executive dysfunction. Quick choices feel safer than trying to process everything at once. Rule #2: Don’t fall down Falling = getting stuck in task paralysis, sensory overload, or emotional flooding. Once we’re down, it can take hours to reboot. Rule #3: Never look back because the anterior cingulate cortex and amygdala love to loop through old mistakes and social anxiety.
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