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If you suffered from the dissociation of memories from their emotional content as a result of an automobile accident what part of your brain is probably damaged?
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What part of the brain links emotions and memories?
The amygdala (mostly responsible for emotions) and the hippocampus (long term memory) are in close association with each other for the processing of emotional memories.
Which part of your skeleton holds memories?
The skeleton does not hold any memories. Your brain holds memories. Your brain is inside a brain case made of bone.
How are new memories formed?
A memory can be made by doing anything. Memories are formed by what you choose to remember or can't forget
What part of the brain is for remember things?
It is said to be cerebral cortex. But there is something like emotional intelligence. If you are involve in somebody, then you do not forget the person. If you love your job, then holidays are not required and you do not look at the wrist watch, when you work.
When you consolidate memories in your brain you are doing what?
You compartmentalize them so that they don't have a negative impact on you anymore. In the case of bad memories, this helps with closure.
What Organ is related to controlling emotional memories?
All emotional memories are created in the inner brain.
What is the synonym for sentiment?
emotional, memories, remembrances
Is a sense that is linked to memories especially strong emotional ones?
smell
Which sense most easily brings up emotional memories?
smell
Which brain structure is important in forming emotional memories?
The amygdala
According to Freud's theories memories may cause emotional distress?
repressed
What has the author Tony Beadle written?
Tony Beadle has written: 'Motor City Memories' 'The American Automobile'
What is the difference between traumatic memories and ordinary memories as revealed in journal therapy?
Traumatic memories are more emotional/perceptual and are associated with persistent, intrusive symptoms, avoidance, intense anxiety, resulting in physical/psychological dysfunction.
What would happen to the community if Jonas had an accident and was lost and died?
The community would get all the memories
What would happen to the community if Jonas had an accident or was lost or died?
The community would get all the memories
What are the essential attributes that the receiver of memories must have?
The receiver of memories must have empathy, emotional stability, and a strong sense of duty to bear the weight of others' memories without being overwhelmed by them. They must also possess a keen intuition to interpret and understand the memories being transferred accurately.
What part of the brain links emotions and memories?
The amygdala (mostly responsible for emotions) and the hippocampus (long term memory) are in close association with each other for the processing of emotional memories.
