Amygdala

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Energy development contains the reasons and motives of why we do the things we do. The Amygdala provides the emotions that help guide our actions when dealing with certain social situations (Mayer & Allen, 2013). It aquires the perception and memories from the hypothalamus that we use in our everyday lives, to help stear our brain in the decision of a specific action. Using a process known as top-down processing, the brain uses prior knowledge to guide your body to a reaction based on the stimulus, energy development. In reference to another model, energy development is categorized as a molecular functional area inside the brain. If a student who has a phobia of performing in front of large crowds decides to audition for the band, his energy

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