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culture on how the brain works

Submitted by Sam Beebout on Sun, 02/01/2009 - 10:51pm.
I am interested in the way the brain is formed and the way the brain develops. I'm interested in learning more about the way that culture may influence the brain and the way we process information and the way we remember.  Culture controls our instincts. In thinking about the boxes model, culture determines which reactions become outputs and which don't as well as where the boxes are and what they are.

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