Zusammenfassung der Ressource
How The Brain
Works
- Amygdala
- system where emotional state will
determine the admission of information into
the brain
- in negative emotion it
become overactivated
- No new information will enter
prefrontal cortex
- blockage of information
- activity of amygdala can be
controlled
- by turning things
around us become calm
and focused
- can send new
information to prefrontal
cortex
- by taking a deep breath
or visualize a peaceful
place
- can promote the use
of prefrontal cortex
- Reactive Brain
- When get distracted
by negative emotions
- brain will process
information less or
remember it slightly
- ignore it, fight against it
as negative experience,
avoid it
- Prefrontal
Cortex
- a.k.a. thinking
brain
- sensory information will be process
and reflect consciously
- not
stress
- can control what
information gets
admitted into brain
- more valuable information will
gets into the brain
- can control which information
that we want to keep or not
- Hippocampus
- important role in memory
processing
- link new sensory input to both the past memories and
existing knowledge stored in long-term memory to make
new relational memory
- can hold
memories better
- if we review and practice
something we've learned
- our dendrites
can grow
- connections between nerve
cells increase each time we
review
- brains becomes more
efficiently wired
- Neurotransmitter
- dopamine
- carry electrical
messages from one
neuron to another
- will be released
when we feel
happy
- certain foods help balance
dopamine level
- fish
- contains omega 3
that linked to
dopamine
production
- eggs
- contains
tyrosine
- bananas
- including the amino acid
tyrosine, which boosts
dopamine