Brain and Behaviour

Brain and Behaviour:

 

Before I started can anyone tell me how Brain affect on our behaviour.?

In earliest time, scientist researched that how brain actually work?

Scientists studied how the human brain works- how we think, remember and learn?

Psychologist studied how people acquire, perceive, receive and store information. Scientist thought a various scenario that they decided to research on alive monkey's brain. Somehow it is not possible to research on humans brain.

Scientists research on alive monkey's brain to find out behaviour of brain or different functions of brain...!!

Now, how psychologist done?

They experiment on a monkey's brain. They took a fine thin rod which was dimensionally point in the monkey's brain.

When a thin rod touch to ( cerebellum ) they saw in a x- ray machine that the sensation is happened and control of motor system of brain.

And that's how scientist find out the 

different parts or functions of human brain.

Now, a days we have a different kind of mood swings .

For ex. When we sleep and get up without taking full body rest we got frustrated and irritated.?  

First we discuss how brain recall and later on how brain forgetting.?

How Brain recall..??

 

In human behaviour a brain stimulates a different actions or feelings.

Emotion

Smile 

Scared

Happy 

Fear 

Sad..etc

Our sensory organs in our brain connect to heart..

In a psychological point of view....

Most exorted part of brain to recalling the things is memory..

 Memory= consious mind + subconscious mind.

Consious mind is a working memory. It learns information. And this memory is only for 20-30 seconds in mind. 

Subconsious mind  creates a memory in a picture form. This memory kept in mind for a long term.

What do you think why brain forget.?

What is the reason of forgetting memories.?

Forgetting is the loss of information already stored in long term.

There are several theories of forgetting though distinction can be made between availability theories and accessibility theories.

Availability : permanently lost from the brain.

Accessibility : that memory still exist but are different to retrieve.

Conclusion:

In physiological and anatomical point of view our nervous system transmit the information through neurons ( Working unit of brain).

When these neurons receives or send signals they transmit electrical impulses. The brain contains at least 10 times more glia than neuron. 

In medical terminologies million of people are affected by disorders of the brain and nervous system including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease, stroke and brain injuries.

" Our behaviour depend on brain ".

Thank you

Shweta solanki

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