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Aug 30, 2022 16 min

8- Our Brain’s Social Development Part 1

from What the Hell is My Brain Doing? Hosted by Julie Lamb

Now that we understand the basic survival responses that have evolved in our brains, learn how they impact the social ques and situations we deal with in our modern world. Why does a baby’s foot react to the slightest touch? How does our social environment interact with and train our behavioral and emotional responses? Don’t miss this first part of the amazing two part series where Julie connects the physical and social aspects of our amazing brain. https://julie-lamb-coaching.ck.page/podcast

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