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Why is the brain of the mummies not important?
because of the brain was us less ------------------ because they did not know the function of the brain back then..
Does memory increase or decrease with age?
Memory decreases with age. When someone is in their twenties the brain starts to lose brain cells. The chemicals the brain needs to function properly are made, but not as abundant as they were when a person was younger.
How does the brain know what connections to keep?
Connections that are used repeatedly during the child's early years become the foundation for the brain's organization and function throughout life.
Condition that happens to persons who suffered a brain damage?
u can know if someone has brain damage by hitting them a really, really hard lash on their head and if they take a while to respond that meanz they have brain damage:)
What is the function of RAS in the brain?
The RAS serves to alert the rest of the brain to incoming signals.
What is the function of the tegmentum brain?
it helps the brain in many ways such as... someone help me at this part because i actually do not know
What do neuropyschologists know about brain function?
The graduate education and training for neuropsychologists emphasizes brain anatomy , brain function, and brain injury or disease.
How does the brain like someone?
The brain will know if you like someone or not. Your instances tells your brain.
Why is the brain of the mummies not important?
because of the brain was us less ------------------ because they did not know the function of the brain back then..
Why can't brain surgery improve someone's IQ?
IQ is a result of the interactions of many parts and the history of the brain or how it's "wired". However we don't yet know exactly how it works. But in principle it should be possible and some brain surgery arguably does improve the function of the brain.
What are the function of the brain?
Human brain have three parts which is cerebrum, cerebellum and brain stem. Cerebrum is know as the largest part of the brain and it controls our most of our body. Cerebellum is know as the small brain and which helps for learning, memorising and brain stem function is to look after blood pressure, breathing and heart pumping and all.
How do you know if someone has brain damage?
If they are a hardcore Christian then yes.
What name is give to someone who settles disputes?
The occur, from what I've heard, because of a disturbed brain function
Does memory increase or decrease with age?
Memory decreases with age. When someone is in their twenties the brain starts to lose brain cells. The chemicals the brain needs to function properly are made, but not as abundant as they were when a person was younger.
Why do you need a brain?
You need a brain to function.
What does cognitive losses mean?
This means that someone has decreased brain function. Basically, cognitive means anything that the brain controls including memory, understanding language, thinking, etc.
How does the brain know what connections to keep?
Connections that are used repeatedly during the child's early years become the foundation for the brain's organization and function throughout life.
