Amygdala: What It Is and What It Controls

The amygdala is an area of your brain responsible for emotional processing, especially fear and anxiety. It also connects emotions to memory and your senses.

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The Amygdala by-pass system

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Brain-imaging technique helps people control emotions using amygdala feedback