How to learn major parts of the brain quickly 

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But how can they designate the reasoning, heart rate, emotions part of the Brain? Dissecting is on a dead brain? How can they determine this?

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@@cobro7396 I assume they found out with lab animals as they would use electrodes to stimulate certain parts of the brain. They found whatever part of the brain regulates the heart by stimulating a specific part of the brain.

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Original and effective learning technique. Thank you for the video.🌱

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You just made my life easier , Anatomy and Physiology class was actually driving me nuts.

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OMG same! I also bring my hands with me to places! We must be twins! :D

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Thanks, I did well on my science test and used this method all the time :)

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Right, maybe he is double jointed or something. I don't think it's normal the have that range of motion.

Me too. I have straight thumbs. Don't have that joint like everyone else around me. 🤷

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1. Is it possible to "buy" a brain? If so, how much would it be? 2. So, that which we usually think of as the "brain" is only the cortex, but the cortex is only a fraction of the brain, right? 3. So, what would the main difference be between the "subcortical" regions and the cortical regions? Are the former more primitive? 4. I've heard that the brain has no pain nerves, so we can't feel anything on it, but then why do we have headaches in the head and feel pain in the head when we go to sleep too late? (are the brain veins the ones "feeling" the pain?) 5. Can different neurotransmitters act on the same single neuron? or each neuron responds to only one kind/type of neurotransmitter? For example, are there certain neuron networks specialized to react to dopamin? or any neuron network is (in principle) capable of "feeling" the dopamine?

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#2: Yes, the cortex is just a part of the brain, albeit a VERY important part! The brain is made up of the CEREBRUM, of which the outer ~1/10" (1 - 4.5 mm at different locations) is the cortex (outermost surface of brain tissue); the CEREBELLUM (which hangs below the cerebrum at the rear; and the BRAIN-STEM, which comes up from the spinal cord into the center of the brain. There are also sub-cortical grey-matter NUCLEI, like the thalamus, basal ganglia, amygdala, etc. #3: cortical simply means RELATED TO THE CORTEX (which itself means the outside of the brain, other than the meninges which cover it like 'skin'), so the cortical regions are just the regions of the cortex. And sub-cortical means BELOW THE CORTEX, which is the white matter axonal-projections to & from the cortex, and various grey-matter nuclei spotted within the white matter. #4: it may be that headache pain is sourced in the meninges, the 'skin' that covers the brain. #5: ooooo! I dunno, but that's a GOOD question! I hope someone gives you a good answer!

+Zerxyo Sánchez Each neurotransmitterbinds specifically in a lock-and-key mechanism to its type of receptor.Neurons in different pathways willoften have different types ofreceptors in a given family. its still not clear for me...i just googled and pasted it here :D

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So glad to hear this video helped you learn about the brain! Thanks for watching and for your feedback!

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Ali Mattu I'm taking up BS Psych this coming August and YOU are helping me advance study a lot!

Same here I am studying for psychology

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Thanks so much for watching! I'll add that to my list of future episodes. In the meantime, "Phantoms in the Brain" by Sandra Blakeslee and Vilayanur S. Ramachandran and most books by Oliver Sacks will give you a fantastic introduction into this topic.

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Or perhaps you naturally have a much lighter skin tone than me? That would make the contrast between the two sides less noticeable.

Same here, that's the first thing I thought... like the backs of my hands are literally lighter than my palms. I was like... well this might not work... lol.

How is that possible!? 😷

David Hughes - Same. I thought this can't be good for my brain! Lol

Haha yea same. The back of my hands are lighter than my redder palms, and I'm not a light-skinned dude (see profile)

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