Brain Science of Conflict
Emotions like anger and fear can turn difficult conversations into intense struggles, as the brain perceives threats to our beliefs similarly to physical dangers. The amygdala triggers a survival response, while the medial prefrontal cortex attempts to assess the situation and calm the reaction. However, in heated moments, this connection can falter, leading to a loss of empathy and self-awareness.In this clip
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