Human brain 3d animations

When anxiety kicks in, your brain’s amygdala—the part that detects threats—goes into high alert. This over-activation can lead to negativity bias, where neutral or positive interactions seem negative. It’s your brain’s way of trying to protect you, even when there’s no real threat. This can cause you to misread social cues, thinking people are judging or ignoring you. But often, it’s not them—it’s your anxiety projecting fears. Healing begins when you recognize that these negative thoughts are j

Does the human brain actually have two minds?

Structure of brain and its functions.