It is the central part of the brain. It's called, "Limbic System" ikhashana Temporary Lobes also has another Limbic System in it. 

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It is the central part of the brain. It's called, "Limbic System" ikhashana Temporary Lobes also has another Limbic System in it. There are many parts to it, such as Insula, and the Amygdala. Some areas may be involved in expressing emotions… but that does not mean they are emotionally involved. Still with precisely set sensors, they cannot tell if the Amygdala has created a feeling, or if that sensation is just passing away… because it is bright… and responds… it may not mean it is the cause. "responsible for"…

Isn't it nice that the Limbic System is in the BOTH halves of the brain? But only the right side is called the emotional side…. I find that interesting…

imagine walking down the school hall thinking about your next lesson. Suddenly, your best friend jumps out of a dark corner, in front of you, wearing a silly mask and scaring you. This trick that was played on you immediately led to your body reacting. You feel your heart that

BUT… the Limbic system may not be the only thing dealing with emotions. Also, there are studies that show that while the above statement about the brain can be true… Emotions are also now considered… whole brain activity… there are two other things that are considered to activate the whole brain… one Memory… and the other… MUSIC… do a search… “Music lights up the whole brain”… interesting , Huh?

Studies show music helps memory… music also stimulates… emotions.

Emotions actually help put forward memories… of so-called… Emotional Payment… (my special)…. see “why emotional memories are so memorable”… Emotions can help to be a source of Music… and memories can be musical and emotional… interesting?

There may be other areas such as sources, or those that deal with emotions. Maybe not really the brain. And. Just because the brain lights up to show activity… MAY it means it is the cause…

There are other things that trigger domestic emotions… Another unconscious mind. This reaches all the memories, and other things. I don't think it's really "brain", although parts of the brain can light up when the subC is active… It can create emotions in dreams, and also Flashbacks. A collision that contains emotions, and can be emotions that put back the flashback… Fear can come back from a horrible experience… that memory. It can be recent or past.

The subC can also create events in the nervous system… probably EXCEEDING the brain, and that is why we do not see why it is suddenly stopped by an episode of Fear Disability… as I was…

YOU as a thoughtful person and CAN CREATE a feeling… when you think of fear… fear can arise and sound… that thought can make sense… but YOU CRY with direct effort. The subconscious may remove the fear… without you knowing where it comes from. The same with good feelings. I used to meditate on LOVE, and I felt LOVE… with the intention of creating that feeling eziningi many things can send a RESPONSE… emotions are a signal of energy andla Sensitivity Means… Power of movement… that signal travels, and travels through many places… illuminated many places… something that started that signal . SPIRIT, can be one of those things.

Emotional conflict has no other content… only emotion. It can be positive emotions, it doesn't have to be a great talk… um… SOMETIMES think or remember the “special person”… at school you loved ??? Flashback… That GREAT SONG from the 60's ???? Flashback… memories associated with that music ??? Flashback…. AND EMOTION…. emotionally responsible.

I find that shocking is an emotionally draining barrier. When the shock of emotional relapse is processed, it is reduced…. some content appears… more memory appears. Shock causes amnesia.

So… I hope that helps… I'm an 11-year-old psychiatrist with PTSD… found a process that prevents negative emotions…. regardless of WHAT IS THE CONFLICT… brain or not.

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Javi A. Behavior, Ph.D. Physics and Neuroscience, Princeton University

Responded March 30, 2018

Emotions, such as fear and love, are formed by the limbic system, which is located in the temporal lobe. While the limbic system is made up of many parts of the brain, the central nervous system is the amygdala, which receives inputs into other brain functions, such as memory and attention.

Amygdala

Shaped like an almond, the amygdala is subject to many emotional responses, such as love, fear, anger, and sexual desire. Shippensburg University states that in animal studies, the stimulation or removal of the amygdala alters the emotional response: electrical activity creates anger… (More)

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Meghna Jain, Read more articles and research papers on psychology

Answered August 3, 2020

Happiness, anger, sadness, fear, surprise, and disgust are the basic emotions that everyone expresses in one way or another. These feelings make us wonder how a person expresses such different emotions.

The brain plays a vital role in the process of controlling and processing one's emotions. The interconnected structures found within the brain are responsible for behavioral and emotional responses. This is known as the limbic system.

Different emotions are controlled by different parts of the system. The limbic system consists of four key components, the amygdala, hypotheca… (More)

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