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| Influences movement, learning, attention, and emotion |
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| Affects mood, hunger, sleep, and arousal |
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| Helps control alertness and arousal |
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| Natural morphines which are released in response to pain and vigorous exercise. |
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| Enables muscle action, learning and memory |
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| Heartrate and breathing, place where nerves cross to opposite |
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| Arousal, connection to sensory input |
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| routes sensory input, except smell |
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| voluntary movement and nonverbal learning |
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| processes memory and emotion |
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| influences aggression and fear |
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| hunger, thirst, sex, temperature, pleasure |
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| part of the limbic system for memory |
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| just behind the forehead; speaking and muscle movement, planning and judging |
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| back of head; visual reception areas |
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| Produces hormones that regulate metabolism |
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| Little things on axons speeding up the action potential and increasing the resistance on the electricity involved |
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| sides of the brain near the ears; contains the amgdali and hippocampi; includes auditory areas |
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