How to pronounce “ventral” in English

And that actually really helped me to focus on the task better.Now ventral attention system can be trained, if you tend to over focus on the tasks, with mindfulness meditation, setting reminders on the phoneto take breaks, time in nature walking, running, and other exercise.

And the information that flows on the underside of the brain, mostly along the temporal lobe-- and this is the undercurrent here-- is partof the ventral visual stream.So this is the fusiform face area I talked about earlier.

it gets split into two Pathways um one is called the the wet pathway alsocalled the ventral stream and this upper one called the dorsal stream is called the wear pathway so the visualinformation takes these two paths and the operations that the brain performs on these paths are very different the

Like a brain with a brain stem?And what the cockroach has is a ventral nerve cord and a brain.But about a half a billion years ago, 500 million years ago, we've had this evolutionary thing, where we have this sort of ball and stick model.

We look at volunteer activities, frequency of contact with family, frequency of contact with neighbors.The nucleus accumbens and the ventral tegmental areas light up as if it were the 4th of July.

So the face network is part of a larger visual network in the brain known as the ventral visual stream.And so this is the ventral visual stream in one of our zombie experimental subjects.So this is the primary visual cortex here.

So the face network is part of a larger visual network in the brain known as the ventral visual stream.And so this is the ventral visual stream in one of our zombie experimental subjects.So this is the primary visual cortex here and information that flows on the underside of the brain, mostly along the temporal lobe.

And this is the undercurrent here.It's part of the ventral visual stream.So this is the fusiform face area I talked about earlier.

no matter how much noise was around me right now, using this network, I can still focus on what I'm trying to discuss in this presentation.Now, ventral attention system, would actually do the opposite.It would try to steal my attention for anything was going on around me and would distract me.

because I get too distracted.Or other people would say I need to train my ventral attention system because I get so overly focused, I forget to drink,to take breaks for lunch, and sometimes I focus on the task that's not even that important and lose big picture.

And that is how I do the focus.So these are general, ventral, normal baseline displays you're seeing in me.

And it turns out that the same pretty primitive brain system that we share with reptiles and most other animalsthat can walk, the ventral striatum, the region shown in fire here-- this is a region that we've known for years and years responds when people in the scannerwin money, when they get to eat something that's delicious, when they look at pictures of pretty people.

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.

things that we found in all three of our experiments just fallen in love rejected in love and in love long term wasactivity in a tiny little Factory near the base of the brain uh called the ventral tegmental area and in fact wefound it in some cells called the A10 cells and these are cells that actually

we already find ourselves in the mammal brain dominant thinking.If we, actually, constantly get distracted because of the ventral attention system being dominating, we can't just get the tasks done,especially if the tasks require prolonged attention on it.

They're a bit exaggerated and mixing up stimulating different parts of the brain.Well, it turns out that mice have about 25,000 neurons in the ventral tegmental area, one of the parts of the liking

you get the limbic areas are activated.And initially, we can see activations in the reward areas of the brain like the ventral tegmental area or the nucleus accumbens.

But that is not what happens in the prisoner's dilemma.In the prisoner's dilemma, you get the most activity in the ventral striatum when you play communally.So this is a case-- this is a different kind of social reward.

The whole image of the face just got torn apart.So the face network is part of a larger visual network in the brain known as the ventral visual stream.And so this is the ventral visual stream in one of our zombie experimental subjects.

The whole image of the face just got torn apart.So the face network is part of a larger visual network in the brain known as the ventral visual stream.And so this is the ventral visual stream in one of our zombie experimental subjects.

I'm looking for them talking in terms of what's important to me, validating me, and giving me choices.And so when I'm seeing that with great nonverbal comfort-- high eyebrow elevation, smiling, a little head tilt, exposed carotid artery, ventral displays,palms are up-- so anything elevated, up, and out, this is demonstrating high comfort when we're engaging.

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.

So empathy is part of gaining power.a very important region of your brain, the reward circuit, that starts in the ventral tegmental, produces dopamine.