The amygdala is thought to play a role in the storage of the emotional significance of various experiences
The amygdala is an almond-shaped nuclei found in the temporal lobes of the cerebrum. It is essential to various neurological functions, including the storage of memory, in decision-making, and in formulating emotional responses to particular stimuli.
It helps to store the emotional significance of our experiences. Intense emotional events tend to register even more clearly and lucidly in our memory, thanks to the amygdala.
One way in which it does this is by forming associations between certain stimuli and the events from which these stimuli emerge. When a person happen to damage their amygdala, for example in accidents, his ability to store memory, particularly of emotional events, may be highly weakened.
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