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Subject: Neuroscience: The Triune Brain
Category: Science
Asked by: lono-ga
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Posted: 18 Oct 2005 19:25 PDT
Expires: 17 Nov 2005 18:25 PST
Question ID: 581990

In 1990, Dr Paul MacLean described The Triune Brain and this was seen
as the new paradigm for the composition of the brain and how it
operates. His work has been subject to much review. Since the
availability of new technology eg MRI and CT scans, his model has been
questioned. What is the latest thinking on the Triune Brain model?
Please provide your summary and references.

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Subject: Re: Neuroscience: The Triune Brain
From: incideout-ga on 25 Oct 2005 13:50 PDT

Who's thoughts are you looking for?  It seems you are asking for an
opinion, in order to get an accurate answer you really should install
a subject for which you wish to get a description of thought from.

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