When we get stressed or angry, the part of the brain associated with slow, thoughtful decision making is immediately stimulated to help us find a solution to the problem?

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Jalo · Answer 1 · 2019-03-21T15:22:02+0000

Yes, this is true. "When we get stressed or angry, the part of the brain associated with slow, thoughtful decision making is immediately stimulated to help us find a solution to the problem."

When we get stressed or angry, the part of the brain associated with slow, thoughtful decision making is immediately stimulated to help us find a solution to the problem?

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