Where 'right' and 'wrong' live in our brains

We all have an inner sense of right and wrong. But where does this come from? Learn about the neuroanatomy behind our sense of right and wrong, as well as the ways that this brain region can impact people with various mental disorders, in this video!

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[chinaricanbeast]

Excellent video I can show to inpatients with OCD or Anorexia nervosa, thanks.

[TheDiamondladyone]

Great ways to break that down. Good job!!! Love your channel

[sts]

Love you Sir 💕
It's been that fine!!

[seamusomurchadha]

I think its less where right and wrong live and more where such decisions are made in the brain. Right and wrong might be best left to philsophers and theologians and how such decisions are acted out best left to neurologists and psychiatrists/psychologists.

[arielmalsireal]

I Have Two Sides: 😇Pure Good And Pure Evil😈 Like ☯Yin And Yang☯