How to pronounce “medial” in English

And I'm thinking, I just made the Olympic team.We medially load your knee to create a little bit of space in your joint, and we load you up on WADA and USADA

In particular, the medial prefrontal cortex, right in the middle of the prefrontal cortex.And the medial prefrontal cortex is this large swath of tissue in the front of our brain that's really well-positioned to gather informationfrom lots of other regions in the brain, including memory areas, perceptual areas, and other higher cognitive skills that altogether help regulate some

That means completed deactivated.And different zones that are interhemispherical and medial areas of the brain get activated.That corresponds to the default mode network, the imagination network.

They told me, if it exists, then maybe it's here.So this is not a medial zero.

Distraction is really good.The eyebrow-like area is like pushed medially and down, in the classic "I'm worried" position.

Now in adulthood, the amygdala has this strong set of connections to the prefrontal cortex.In particular, the medial prefrontal cortex, right in the middle of the prefrontal cortex.And the medial prefrontal cortex is this large swath of tissue in the front of our brain that's really well-positioned to gather information

You want your employees to get feedback, but nobody likes getting performance feedback.And it turns out that when you see activity in this medial prefrontal region here that's shown in yellow there-- when that goes up when people are seeing the messages,

And therefore, parents-- they're not the only important people in children's lives, certainly teachers and coaches, extended family members are very important--but parents in particular may be a primary social regulator of amygdala-medial prefrontal cortex circuit development,having this privileged pathway into children's brain development.

So anyway what was found is that you can see the different activations here for the different conditions, three different conditions thatare shown. And the sort of ventral medial prefrontal cortex is activated during the lies and itseems that you can even tell a little bit the difference between the spontaneous lie and the memorized lie.

They will start to actually wander out to that center of the square.And when you look in the brains of these animals, these are cells firing within the medial prefrontal cortex of adult mice.Here is the brain when they're listening to music from their childhood.

in their physiologic stress.And in the scanner, we saw that childhood music was increasing medial prefrontal cortex activity-- that's what I'm showing you here--and strengthening the communication between prefrontal cortex and amygdala, such that the more that prefrontal cortex was activated

And it can be even more complex than that.And it's running forward in these pink areas out of auditory parts of the brain into medial prefrontal fields and sort of dorsal medial thalamic fields.

we're getting a half-show, it's really amazing to-- You know what I'm saying?And then there's another part of your brain, which is the medial lateral prefrontal cortex, a little bit further forward and off to the sides.

happened earlier in life.So to conclude, today, I've said that the human amygdala-medial prefrontal cortex circuitry develops very slowly,but that perhaps there's great value in that slow development for us as a species.

And we know that neural correlates of morality are often associated, actually, with the pro social areas of the brain.And those include the TPJ as it's listed up there, which is the Temporoparietal Junction, and also the ventral medial prefrontal cortex.And that's a very important area.