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Hear the interesting point of view on the future of all Psychology.
Cognitive behavior stems through that of a part of the brain called the "pregenual anterior cingulate cortex".
This part of the brain has a function that deciphers realized occurrences, and from its calculation make choice to areas of the brain already set for the modification of the chemical balances within the body.
Let us all get a quick overview of its communication with that of the amygdala.
A main function of the amygdala prepares for "threat detection".
In situations that a threat has detection, it gives a modification for that of the sympathetic nervous system, giving a release of adrenaline thereby changing the outward behavior of the subject.
As it was heard in a place, that anger's caused by "the decision" for fixing the "threatening behavior".
This decision occurs within a time frame within the "pregenual anterior cingulate cortex".
And it a decision that sends the signal at the amygdala.
Hear how this cycle of chemical events has a connection with the observed "Stages of Grief".
A summary of the stages of grief: Denial -> Anger -> Bargaining -> Depression -> Acceptance.
Let's have a definition of the denial and its occurrence as, "the comparison of the 'expected functionality' with that of the 'actualized occurrence' in that from the noted difference 'threat has consideration' therefore sending the signal at the amygdala."
Anger, Bargaining, and Depression all result from the chemicals released from the adrenal glands, and that of the bodies responding cleaning process.
Psychology