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| Collins building block of society? |
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| Antonio Damasio's main points |
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Definition
1.mind and body only appear to be distinct and seperate
2.actually complexly inter-connected
3.body plays a vital role
4.but so does mind. |
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| the 3 parts of Macleans model of the triune brain. |
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1.the reptillian brainstem
2.mammalian(limbic system)
3.neomammalian (neocortex) |
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| the 3 features of the triune brain. |
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Definition
reptillian = oldest/seat of autonomic functions
mammalian=200-300 million years ago/coordinates sensory input and generates feelings and emotions
neomammalian=highly evolved in humans/seat of concious thought,language, and other higher functions. |
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| the limbic system and the neocortex pathways? |
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parts act semi-independently but are still interconnected but dependent on eachother.
from the limic to the neocortex is far greater than the reverse. |
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