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    Lakin Henderson The article Beautiful Brains by David Dobbs‚ presents the question‚ “What is wrong with these kids?” The advancement of technology and scientific research has given affirmation to teenage characteristics of the brain in relation to human development. Dobbs offers a few main ideas‚ and supports his thoughts about why teens are risk takers and thrill seekers with scientific reasoning. In reference to thrill seeking‚ Dobbs explain the reasons behind teenage decision making‚

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    Brain Drain in Lebanon

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    Brain Drain Brain drain is the emigration of the skilled‚ educated and professional people to countries where they can be productive and fulfill their potential. Lebanon‚ a victim of massive brain drain‚ was colonized by diverse nations and cultures throughout history leaving behind a rich cultural background. Until recently people cherished this background‚ yet nowadays it is endangered by the sporadic brain drain that is taking place among the adult generation of the country. Adult generations

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    the years scientists have discovered that there is more to the brain than previously thought. They have learned that inside the brain there is a synapse or an area that is open between the axon of a nerve and the dendrite of another nerve. The synapse entails the neurotransmitters‚ mitochondria‚ postsynaptic ending that has receptors sites for the neurotransmitters‚ and a synaptic cleft. When alcohol is consumed and reaches the brain‚ it can alter neuron membranes‚ ion channels‚ enzymes‚ and receptors

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    Brain Eating Amoeba

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    Doctor- “A brain-eating amoeba” is just as horrific as it sounds‚ is a parasite that can enter the brain and lead to deadly inflammation of the brain. Naegleria fowleri makes its way into our body by entering the brain through the nose typically when someone goes underwater. It infects the brain‚ leading to meningitis‚ which eventually causes death. The infected person normally dies within a period of 2 weeks.“Naegleria Fowleri” is the genus and species name of the amoeboflagellate. This amoeba causes

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    The Coping Brain Analysis

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    In the Coping Brain‚ there are three parts‚ the thinking section‚ the emotional area‚ and the survival thoughts. All three work together in order to cope with new challenges and worries. The thinking part of the brain allows us to see and contemplate more clearly during this times of duress. The emotional section helps us to keep our feelings in check while we deal with the disturbing exterior stimulus. The survival part of our brains is what kicks in to gear our desire to maintain our well-being

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    Brain Gym Analysis

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    Science‚ Goldacre argues about brain gym that children don’t need Brain Gym to spot nonsense. He concentrates on criticizing an educational program that‚ however‚ initially delivered in the United States‚ is presently ejecting in hundreds (if not thousands) of schools the whole way across the U.K. Brain Gym‚ has been depicted as a "string of complicated and exclusive activities for children that upgrades the experience of whole brain learning” (Goldacre‚ 2011‚ p.16). The brain gym is a series of progression

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    Your Brain on Music

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    has dissipates‚ we feel enjoyment due to the chemicals serotonin and dopamine. Serotonin largely influences learning patterns and mood. It is commonly used in anti-depressant medications. Dopamine is a chemical substance that‚ when released in the brain‚ creates a feel-good state. It is released when listening to music‚ eating sweets‚ doing cocaine‚ and being in love. Music really is like a drug! Research on dopamine has solidified the fact that we acquire pleasure from listening to music. In early

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    Brain functioning table

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    Margo Moriarty   EDU-213 Brain Function Table   Component Definition Role in Learning and Development Neurons    A Neuron is a specialized nerve cell that receives‚ processes‚ and transmits information to other cells in the body.  Basically‚ it is the messenger cell responsible for receiving and transmitting information. Neurons are the information processing components of the brain‚ each part of the neuron is responsible for receiving and transmitting information. Each neuron please do use role

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    suggest that traumatic events can severely impact brain development and can lead to a major impairment that will cause a disruption. This disruption will not allow neurons to carry “information” to the nervous system (Carrion & Wong‚ 2012). Neural development as it relates to traumatic

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    The Tell Tale Brain

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    Being Human and Self-Awareness     Throughout the entirety of The Tell Tale Brain the author‚ V.S Ramachandran makes distinct points regarding what makes humans‚ well human. He describes this determining factor as self-awareness. In his book he points out that self-awareness not only makes us human but also wants us to be more. Essentially‚ it makes us always want to be better than what we are and‚ as humans‚ this is unique to only us.  Ramachandran defines self-awareness as “This aspect of the self

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