12 Jan 07
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomThere's no such part of the brain that "tells right from wrong". Telling right from wrong results from maturation of the frontal lobes over a period of 25 or so years from the time in the uterus. This maturation is influenced by genetic factors, environmental factors, and in utero environmental factors (such as alcohol exposure). Telling right from wrong requires a complex interplay of learning and biological development.
well if theyre homeless they dont have parents. i also heard that 80-90* of prisoners have something wrong with the part of their brain that tells the difference between right and wrong which is caused by the mom consuming alcohol while carrying the baby. so who do you think deserves to be in jail, i say the parents should take responsibility. (although the kids have to be in prison also cuz they are dangerous if not)
Fetal alcohol syndrome is associated with retarded growth, retarded mental function, skeletal abnormalities, facial abnormalities, heart defects, tremors and abnormal limb growth. Drinking excessive alcohol during pregnancy does not result in damage to one part of the brain, but rather systemic damage to much of the nervous system.
12 Jan 07
Originally posted by kyngjTelling right from wrong results from maturation of the frontal lobes over a period of 25 or so years from the time in the uterus???
There's no such part of the brain that "tells right from wrong". Telling right from wrong results from maturation of the frontal lobes over a period of 25 or so years from the time in the uterus. This maturation is influenced by genetic factors, environmental factors, and in utero environmental factors (such as alcohol exposure). Telling right from wrong requi ...[text shortened]... in damage to one part of the brain, but rather systemic damage to much of the nervous system.
My God..... was I in there for 25 years?
13 Jan 07
Originally posted by EcstremeVenomWell, technically it is the "front part of the brain", but the front part of the brain is also responsible for language, working memory, emotion regulation, inhibition of behaviour, etc., etc.
one of my teachers tells me that it is the front part of the brain
As you can see, there are lots of functions ascribed to one (very large) part of the brain, but it's also true that most of those functions are at least in part accomplished by the action of networks of brain regions working together (especially telling right from wrong).
13 Jan 07
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Originally posted by Ice ColdOhhhh, she's coming after you dude. You broke an important rule! While the misplacement of letters still allows a person to read the message, it doesn't work if you actually make a legal word such as "Three". 😲
"Three are lots of homeless children; tkae thme in intsaed."
I learend frmo Norldys.