Crafting Who We Are: Examining the Neuroscience of Self (The Social Brain ep 18)

In this episode of The Social Brain, we will dive into the neuroscience of the self, exploring how the brain processes self-referent information, the role of identity in our evolution and development, and how identity can be used to make significant changes. Join us on this journey to uncover the neuroscience of the self, and its relationship with identity and identity development.
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Topics we will cover:
Evolution of narrative identity: Understanding the development of self
Nature of self-processing: Cognitive theories and memory
Neuroscience of the self: Role of mPFC and brain functions
Altered states of consciousness and self-awareness effects
Identity formation in adolescence: Brain development insights
Connection between identity and group membership
Identity as a decision-making filter: Implications for actions
New findings on self-relevant information and brain processing
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Topic request: the neuroscience of system 1 and system 2 thinking.
It’s such a large concept and seems to apply to so many different areas. Does this theory tie in to specific neurological regions?