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Andrews [41]
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the area of the brain that shows increased activation when you are thinking about your beloved is also associated with:

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AleksAgata [21]1 year ago
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The limbic system is the center of emotion, social behavior and attachment.

The development of our brain during connection. For instance, talking, singing, and reading to kids can help them develop linguistic brain networks. Brain development is significantly impacted by attachment in two key ways. First, the brain can devote its resources to creating the neural connections necessary for higher order thinking because the child feels safe and loved.

For more info about 'attachment' click on below link - brainly.com/question/25817875

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