Definition: The word "amygdaliform" comes from Greek, and means something resembling a skull or head, particularly in its reference to a brain region that has been said to be involved in processing emotions. In the Bible, this concept refers to a brain region known as the Amygdala, which is one of several brain centers that are located deep within the cerebrum. This area plays a crucial role in regulating emotions and memory function, particularly when it comes to processing information and making decisions. The Amygdala contains neural connections that control emotional responses to stimuli such as pain, pleasure, anger, fear, and disgust. It also has several functions related to memory and cognitive control.
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