hey there, these are my notes on the vid. hope this helps :) 1. brain stem- does the involuntary actions that keep you alive (breathing, circulation, digesting, etc) + responsible in sending and filtering information. Sensory nerves goes upwards towards the brain and motion nerves go down to be acted upon by the body. the following three are parts of the brain stem: 2. medulla oblongata 3. pons 4. midbrain 5. cerebellum- important for motor control, muscle memory, coordination, etc 6. thalamus- imagine a router. the thalamus sends information to where it needs to go 7. hypothalamus- h for homeostasis. keyword: "maintains" this maintains body temp, osmolarity. also is responsible for the circadian rhythm. 8. posterior pituitary- 1/2 is part of the brain. this sends off hormones 9. Cerebrum- is the largest part of the brain and is used to make sense of all the info coming into the brain. part of the cerebrum: 10. corpus collosum- connects the two sides of the brain together (left side-logic, right side- emotions) 11. basal ganglia- nuclei (bunch o' neurons that have the same function) that are responsible for most of motor control. Cerebral cortex: 12. frontal lobe- boss dude that has reign over emotional control 13. parietal lobe- sensation 14. occipital lobe- vision 15. temporal lobe- hearing, language and memory these are located right beside one another at the shared border of the frontal and parietal lobe: 16. motor cortex (in frontal) 17. somatosensory cortex (in parietal)
This was seriously SO helpful!!! Like honestly one of the most easy to understand, informative videos I've ever seen. Thank you so much. This was so interesting.
Brain stem- controls autonomic functions Cerebellum-motor memory and movement Thalamus-processes and sends information where it needs to go Hypothalamus-maintains homeostasis Pituitary gland- controls hormones
Women's certificate from an academic standpoint!!!! Is there any wisdom in making the testimony of two women equal to the testimony of a man? What has modern science revealed? Does Islam honor women or degrade them as atheists claim?... According to a study published on the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) website, a woman’s memory is not constant throughout life [1]... It decreases suddenly after menopause.. But a woman in middle age has a better memory than a man, but in a way that differs from a man. In another study published in the journal JNeurosci, it was found that women remember things differently than men. Her emotional memory is greater than that of men, meaning she is greatly affected emotionally while remembering the event. A woman’s memory during testimony depends on the type of recollection [2]. So a woman’s testimony on a matter is subject to her emotions towards that incident and is affected by it...and after menopause the memory becomes distorted...all of this confirms that the presence of another woman during the testimony will have a good impact on the “quality” of the testimony and the accuracy of the information that she will provide...because the second woman often It will not have the same emotional effects regarding the same event.. This is why the judge can make intersections between the testimony of the first woman and the testimony of the second woman to reach the truth. The University of Pennsylvania [3] conducted a major study on the brains of 949 men and women. The researchers found that women are better than men at thinking about multiple tasks because they use both parts of the brain. As for issues that require focus on one issue, the man outperforms the woman because he uses One part of the brain! Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine were amazed by the results of this study. Dr. Ruben Gur says: The results were shocking when we saw these amazing differences between the male and female brains, but they are complementary! But the important thing is that women have a higher ability than men in social tasks, while men are distinguished by their superior ability in tasks that require specific focus, such as leadership and control. And so, my brother believer! We find that scholars agree that the male is not the same as the female.. The issue of testimony is a serious issue related to the fate of human beings, and false testimony can lead to harming people’s interests.. Since women use their emotions while remembering, and since women suffer from memory problems immediately after menopause. And since women use both halves of their brains to remember, which means less ability to concentrate. For all of this, God eased the burden of martyrdom on women and honored them by allowing them to be intimate with another woman to complete martyrdom. And so that men would not control them, He made this matter compulsory. That is, the testimony of a single woman is not accepted except in special cases, such as a wife’s testimony against her husband and cases related to chastity and honor... After these facts, do we say that Islam has insulted women and belittled them? Let us ask any man called to testify before the court.. He will tell you that I wish I had another man with me to relieve me of the burden of testimony.. So what about a woman who is weaker than a man and more emotional than him.. From here we realize the greatness of the words of the Truth, Blessed and Most High: (And if there are not two men, then a man and two women of those whom you approve of as witnesses, lest one of them err and remind the other) [Al-Baqarah: 282].
Studying for my nursing entrance exam, these videos are FANTASTIC!!! Thank you so much Mr. Anderson!! I will recommend this series to all my pre-nursing friends!! 👏👏👏👏👏
This one of the best (if not the best) educational UA-cam videos I've seen!!! Never thought that understanding the brain would be so easy and interesting (instead of just memorizing parts to know them). THANK YOU!!! You are brilliant.
It’s the brain under a materialist philosophy of mind and claims to know that fmri are showing correlates to conscious experience when the science and new neuroscience is realizing that the brain is not creating consciousness, rather it is filtering out reality so you aren’t bombarded with information from the collective consciousness. This is why people have more intense experience of consciousness when activity in the brain is reduced. Hope this helps.
You just learned how the brain works, did it not cover “ contrary” concepts? I guess science can’t explain it. Or won’t. Either way, I think the dislikes are based on that… incomplete information and some people just prefer a different way.
This is unbelievably helpful. I have a psychology midterm tomorrow and I got behind a little bit, but this video helped me understand the brain visually. Thank you
This is the MOST EFFECTIVE video for MCAT revision and quick review that I have come across. It's to the point, no nonsense, gives you visual and auditory clues as well as images and symbols for information association/memorization. Pretty neat use of recall method at the end. Thanks!
i was blessed to see this in my recommendation list. his explanation is so easy to understand i am student of physiotherapy during my second year i was offered a neuroanatomy course in the second semester all i do is to memorize and pass to move on but his representation simplify everything in a very short period of time GRACIAS GRACIAS
What a video man... it's worth more than my 4 years in high school... this video deserves 8 billion views... I'm gonna rewatch this at least 10 times... Thank you Mr. Anderson for your super educational video🌹🙏🏻💖🙏🏻💖🙏🏻🌹
I'm Brazilian and I was looking for some information about the anatomy of the brain, and the funny thing is that I understood more from your video because you get straight to the point than all the material I found in my native language, because they try to explain it in a long-winded way. Thank you 😊
Thank you, it's fascinating! I am in my 70s learning from this video about the brain. I have been caring for my vegetative son for 6 years after his brain trauma. I had a hard time understanding the functions of the brain and how he could lose all he was capable of. A brilliant young man just lying there without any motor skill or reaction to my being there.
The best video on brain structure and function! Thank you!! Not only that you have made it clear, with analogies, and using scientific yet simple terminology, but the way you have explained made me understand right away and I didn’t have to rewatch over and over. 🙏🏼
I really can't thank you enough; I was having a difficulty following all the information in my neurolinguistics course, but you just made it way easier.
Best online lecture ever thank you so much for the simplicity frontal lobe - For emotions parietal lobe (somatosensory and motor sensory) - for sensing occipital lobe - for vision temporal- for hearing, language thalamus- sorts information hypothalamus- responsible for osmoregulation and homeostatis cerebrum- site of intelligence and memory cerebellum- coordinates, posture and balance brainstem(medulla oblongata, pons and mid brain)- responsible for involuntary activities e.g breathing.
Love these lessons so clear and straightforward...always manage to make me understand lessons that even my teachers couldn't teach me properly...keep it up...u are amazing
I really wanted to know the brain and the functions but this video made it so much better I could understand and remember it all. Such a wonderful explanation
Thank you deeply for such a wonderful video! Your explanation is so logic and systematic. I have read the whole chapters but cannot understand it until I found your video!
UA-cam recommended this video. I use to watch mr. Anderson video in 2013 when i was in 12th. To understand many topics. And it was the best. Just came here.. nostalgia.. i still remember genetics topics sir explained. Thankyou so much sir!!
00:36 What type of organism have brains? 02:42 Brain development. 04:00 Function. 05:07 The thalamus and hypothalamus. 06:38 Using functional MRI 07:56 The basal ganglia. 09:05 Parietal lobe. 09:44 Parietal zone 10:57 Review 13:25 The Somatosensory cortex and motor cortex.
I do enjoy your work and your passion! I always look forward to all your videos, they are fun and sometimes interactive. Really helps me a lot in my graduate school!!! Keep doing more videos!!!
I just spent 2 or 3 hours jotting down everything to be unpacked in a 14 minute video about the brain, and I do not regret it! I may be 7 years late but thank you. This has helped me alot.
Thank you so much. I think I have to watch this video over and over again to remember the structures and their functions, and terminology as well. ♥️♥️
Hey Mr Anderson! First time I've been back here in ages just refreshing my memory and wanted to say that you are SO good at explaining and teaching people. I always love learning with your videos and have learned soooo much! You really helped me to get through my college course in Human Biology. I even got a grade B in Human Biology thanks to you (which is pretty awesome considering I knew nothing at the start of the course!). I'd say I learnt about 50% of what I know about biology from you and your lessons (lol that's way more than my actual teacher taught me tbh as lovely as she was). Please keep up the amazing work! I still remember so much of this biology and it's thanks to you! These lessons were an absolute god send and I'll always come back here to refresh my memory from time to time. From, a very grateful long time subscriber of your channel. Thank you Mr Anderson! :-)
I used to watch this video all the time ~6 years ago and it just popped up in my recommended feed again. I have since graduated from college with a BS in Psychology and Neuroscience! Thanks for the help in high school!!! ☺️
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk I swear as I was learning I said the same things to myself kkkkkkkk when the guy asked back if we remember what we had learn. I remember some I forgot some then I said back to myself by mocking my brain don't u even remember urself u so pathetic. 😕💆 my pathetic brain always remember these 💰🍗🍔🍟🍰🍻🍼🚘🍦🍧🍨🍕🍝🍜🍲🍉🍳🍩
u are actually the g u taught me everything I needed to know in a time span of 13 mins my anatomy and physiology teacher doesn't even tell us nothing just shows us vids and makes us do our note by ourselves but u the g and imma get a good grade cuz of u. thanks so mucho.
comming and seeing these vedios that i used to watch when i was in high school and im now about to graduate from uni ,like reaaalllyyyyyyyyyyyy thank youuuuuuuuuuuuu for helping me reach this stage, may Allah grant you happiness and give you what you want in this life and grant you paradise and guide you and may Allah answer all your prayers and uuhhh thankkssss
This was great, and thank you for telling all of the functions and where all of the parts are located, I honestly thought that this was very helpful, thank you.
This is the simplest and greatest explanation I have seen for I have been searching for a simple brain function and Explanation of the parts, and they have all been so hard to understand and way to complicated for a normal person to Memorize them. Thank you for being so clear and helpful for me❤
You are an amazing detailed and patient teacher! Your informative videos are great! I am a medical coding specialist and certified coding associate. While I am in process to receiving employment, I watch informative medical videos to upkeep with my medical terminology. I think Bozeman Science is great for learning for all ages! Thank you for making these wonderful learning videos! If I could suggest something, It would be maybe to have some type of question/answer scenarios on these videos, giving time for the viewer/subscriber to answer before stating the correct answers. Thank you for helping me.
This is just awesome he makes videos on all brancges of science i.e physics chem and bio hatsoff to u what i didn't understood in 3 lectures i got that in just minutes
Not me being nostalgic having watched bozeman science videos back in highschool for AP Bio and and now 9 years later, I’m studying for the MCAT and still watching his videos for a quick refresher 🙏🏼
Thank you so much! This is very helpful preparing me for my psychology exam. I was scared that I'd forget everything but this video with the symbols should help me remember!
Dear Mr. Anderson, I am a great admirer of your work and would like to congratulate him. I would like to do something similar here in Brazil, and to start, I would like to know which program editing video / audio you use. I thank you. Regards, Rafael Marques
Mia Li Nuclei is plural for nucleus, which is a group of neuron cell bodies in the central nervous system. The same in the peripheral nervous system is called "ganglia".
one of the best explanations i ever had about brain. brain is very complex and it is packed with lot of areas. these areas are very harder to identify, they are not like other sytems which can identify their regions through very soecific properties. thank you!. you made this lesson very simple and interesting.
I watched you 10 years ago in my highschool AP Bio class and now I am watching you again as I get into nursing school-- went to school in Belgrade :) Thank you so much for your content!
Thank you so much for this enlightening video. My husband has dementia and this enabled me to make sense of his deteriorating brain function and his CT scans.
Wow, I have an exam in 5 days for Neurocognitive Evaluation and Intervention and as I'm in my study break I watched this for fun, thanks man I really appreciate the content, spot on!
Thank you for the great effort to coordinate this information to help us know more about ourselves to understand us much better. To have this knowledge and then share it through your platforms at this time of inner transformation is giving us all great sense of unity.
That was pretty cool! Just one thing though, you guys mistyped "corpus callosum" -- it's more related to "callosity" than to "colossal" (which makes sense: it's pretty small, comparatively). Apart from that, great video! I'll be coming back to it in the future for sure :)
Makes sense. I got kicked in the head by a horse when I was 5 years old. Above my right eye. I don’t recognize faces. But I’m really good at math, science, chemistry and physics.I have been working in the computer chip business for over 25 years. The left side of my brain seems to be stronger than the right side.
Exceptional way of explaining the complicated parts of brain and their functions. You made the learning process so easy to our cerebral cortex. Thank you so much! PS Teachers like you are making a difference in students' life.
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You are an example of what we call "good teacher".
There's no such thing as 'the good teacher' , he's just our best
Great*
i would say a no no word to you but my mommy says i cant cus until im 18 (im 8 and a half)
not better than dr goldberger !
hey there, these are my notes on the vid. hope this helps :)
1. brain stem- does the involuntary actions that keep you alive (breathing, circulation, digesting, etc) + responsible in sending and filtering information. Sensory nerves goes upwards towards the brain and motion nerves go down to be acted upon by the body.
the following three are parts of the brain stem:
2. medulla oblongata
3. pons
4. midbrain
5. cerebellum- important for motor control, muscle memory, coordination, etc
6. thalamus- imagine a router. the thalamus sends information to where it needs to go
7. hypothalamus- h for homeostasis. keyword: "maintains" this maintains body temp, osmolarity. also is responsible for the circadian rhythm.
8. posterior pituitary- 1/2 is part of the brain. this sends off hormones
9. Cerebrum- is the largest part of the brain and is used to make sense of all the info coming into the brain.
part of the cerebrum:
10. corpus collosum- connects the two sides of the brain together (left side-logic, right side- emotions)
11. basal ganglia- nuclei (bunch o' neurons that have the same function) that are responsible for most of motor control.
Cerebral cortex:
12. frontal lobe- boss dude that has reign over emotional control
13. parietal lobe- sensation
14. occipital lobe- vision
15. temporal lobe- hearing, language and memory
these are located right beside one another at the shared border of the frontal and parietal lobe:
16. motor cortex (in frontal)
17. somatosensory cortex (in parietal)
Thanks u❤️🩹
Thank you 😊
Thank you. You saved me
I finished this and saw this comment ._.
@@edgarvales1787 LMAO but tbf, watching this vid is prob more worthwhile than reading this short summary. anyways, have a good day
This was seriously SO helpful!!! Like honestly one of the most easy to understand, informative videos I've ever seen. Thank you so much. This was so interesting.
agreed
Brain stem- controls autonomic functions
Cerebellum-motor memory and movement
Thalamus-processes and sends information where it needs to go
Hypothalamus-maintains homeostasis
Pituitary gland- controls hormones
Thx dude
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thx lol
@Sai Karia ya? XD
@@sabin9276 you’re joking.......
This guy's teaching skills are beyond godlike.
no one is like god
Women's certificate from an academic standpoint!!!! Is there any wisdom in making the testimony of two women equal to the testimony of a man? What has modern science revealed? Does Islam honor women or degrade them as atheists claim?...
According to a study published on the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) website, a woman’s memory is not constant throughout life [1]... It decreases suddenly after menopause.. But a woman in middle age has a better memory than a man, but in a way that differs from a man.
In another study published in the journal JNeurosci, it was found that women remember things differently than men. Her emotional memory is greater than that of men, meaning she is greatly affected emotionally while remembering the event. A woman’s memory during testimony depends on the type of recollection [2].
So a woman’s testimony on a matter is subject to her emotions towards that incident and is affected by it...and after menopause the memory becomes distorted...all of this confirms that the presence of another woman during the testimony will have a good impact on the “quality” of the testimony and the accuracy of the information that she will provide...because the second woman often It will not have the same emotional effects regarding the same event.. This is why the judge can make intersections between the testimony of the first woman and the testimony of the second woman to reach the truth.
The University of Pennsylvania [3] conducted a major study on the brains of 949 men and women. The researchers found that women are better than men at thinking about multiple tasks because they use both parts of the brain. As for issues that require focus on one issue, the man outperforms the woman because he uses One part of the brain!
Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine were amazed by the results of this study. Dr. Ruben Gur says: The results were shocking when we saw these amazing differences between the male and female brains, but they are complementary! But the important thing is that women have a higher ability than men in social tasks, while men are distinguished by their superior ability in tasks that require specific focus, such as leadership and control.
And so, my brother believer!
We find that scholars agree that the male is not the same as the female.. The issue of testimony is a serious issue related to the fate of human beings, and false testimony can lead to harming people’s interests.. Since women use their emotions while remembering, and since women suffer from memory problems immediately after menopause. And since women use both halves of their brains to remember, which means less ability to concentrate. For all of this, God eased the burden of martyrdom on women and honored them by allowing them to be intimate with another woman to complete martyrdom. And so that men would not control them, He made this matter compulsory. That is, the testimony of a single woman is not accepted except in special cases, such as a wife’s testimony against her husband and cases related to chastity and honor...
After these facts, do we say that Islam has insulted women and belittled them?
Let us ask any man called to testify before the court.. He will tell you that I wish I had another man with me to relieve me of the burden of testimony.. So what about a woman who is weaker than a man and more emotional than him..
From here we realize the greatness of the words of the Truth, Blessed and Most High: (And if there are not two men, then a man and two women of those whom you approve of as witnesses, lest one of them err and remind the other) [Al-Baqarah: 282].
God is an awful teacher.
God is an awful teacher.
I like how my brain is learning about itself
I am a coach and a teacher and I wanted to say I absolutely adore the way you interact with us - direct, very calm and engaging. Thank you :)
Yes .. his presentation is absolutely wonderful..
Its my 3rd time on same video
school tho 😐
Studying for my nursing entrance exam, these videos are FANTASTIC!!! Thank you so much Mr. Anderson!! I will recommend this series to all my pre-nursing friends!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Where do you live
@@udayveersinghdhillon9292 why da heck u wanna know
@@민기김-r5z just curious
The pace and tone of speaking, the slides besides instructor’s video, the clear images and clear explanation, how can I love you more?
When you cant sleep, might as well learn the parts of brains
Lol
get out of my head *630am*
hahahahahahaha YES
JIsForMe same
Omg literally me, I'm just so bored right now
Your video saved me in the AP Environmental exams and you will save me again on the AP Psychology exam
Really hope you don’t cut corners when “helping” people.
This one of the best (if not the best) educational UA-cam videos I've seen!!! Never thought that understanding the brain would be so easy and interesting (instead of just memorizing parts to know them). THANK YOU!!! You are brilliant.
How could this have dislikes? This is so beautifully clear and explained so simply.
Thank you Mr. Anderson
It’s the brain under a materialist philosophy of mind and claims to know that fmri are showing correlates to conscious experience when the science and new neuroscience is realizing that the brain is not creating consciousness, rather it is filtering out reality so you aren’t bombarded with information from the collective consciousness. This is why people have more intense experience of consciousness when activity in the brain is reduced. Hope this helps.
You just learned how the brain works, did it not cover “ contrary” concepts?
I guess science can’t explain it. Or won’t. Either way, I think the dislikes are based on that… incomplete information and some people just prefer a different way.
Is there anyone here who only wanted to know about the brain and doesn't have a test tomorrow? 😂
Me!
JINYU FAN Haha
Me!
Nice Dream Hehe ;D
me
i get to memorize this in 13 minutes while i remember nothing from my 3 hours worth of class lmaoo thank you!
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XD, True bro, This video is very good!!
@Mike Kane yeah, people are fucking weird
Sooo true. Same with me
Ikr
I wish he would be my anatomy professor. He seems like passient & nice person.
HAI
patient
This is unbelievably helpful. I have a psychology midterm tomorrow and I got behind a little bit, but this video helped me understand the brain visually. Thank you
bruhhhh same here !!!. I have a psychology test
ughhhh i have my end exam in psychology in 3 weeks or so bcz i choose to give pshychology and ufff
i have a psychology test and im so nervous cause it's worth so much of my grade ;;
Aye same mid term and have psychology test tmr about the brain
same I also am preparing for an upcoming psychology test.
Wow! It's been more than a decade, and you just helped me remember loads of info in less than 15 minutes! I should have paid my tuition money to you!
I am studying a BSc in Sports Science with Exercise Physiology purely because you made me love Science. Thank you!
This video was much more helpful than the overwhelming amount of diagrams in my Psych textbook. Thanks!
This is the MOST EFFECTIVE video for MCAT revision and quick review that I have come across. It's to the point, no nonsense, gives you visual and auditory clues as well as images and symbols for information association/memorization. Pretty neat use of recall method at the end. Thanks!
Wish my professor was patient like you! He literally rushes through everything 🤦🏻♀️
Seems like my class
Your username and profile picture remind me of myself.
@@holisticpsychologybyobrien same 😌
i was blessed to see this in my recommendation list. his explanation is so easy to understand
i am student of physiotherapy during my second year i was offered a neuroanatomy course in the second semester all i do is to memorize and pass to move on but his representation simplify everything in a very short period of time
GRACIAS GRACIAS
Your welcome 🤪
What a video man... it's worth more than my 4 years in high school... this video deserves 8 billion views... I'm gonna rewatch this at least 10 times... Thank you Mr. Anderson for your super educational video🌹🙏🏻💖🙏🏻💖🙏🏻🌹
The brain is the most important body part... According to the brain...
Isterdam lol
Isterdam it is also the most advanced section part of the body
Everuthing is importsany
Haha! It's all relative I guess :-D
Isterdam
Nah uh uh! The anus is more important...
Somebody give Mr Anderson a medal! He is an Angel on Earth doing the LORDS WORK!
Lmao god doesn't teach parts of the brain >;) (lol jk)
Ok darling
Amen!
Don’t bring god into this. This is science you’re on the wrong video
@@adamburianek9668 God** 🙄
I'm Brazilian and I was looking for some information about the anatomy of the brain, and the funny thing is that I understood more from your video because you get straight to the point than all the material I found in my native language, because they try to explain it in a long-winded way. Thank you 😊
What doesn't this guy know?
I've watched his videos on statistics, biology, and now neurology. Thanks man. You've help me a lot
Thank you, it's fascinating! I am in my 70s learning from this video about the brain. I have been caring for my vegetative son for 6 years after his brain trauma. I had a hard time understanding the functions of the brain and how he could lose all he was capable of. A brilliant young man just lying there without any motor skill or reaction to my being there.
The best video on brain structure and function! Thank you!! Not only that you have made it clear, with analogies, and using scientific yet simple terminology, but the way you have explained made me understand right away and I didn’t have to rewatch over and over. 🙏🏼
Thank you! I've learned more information from this short video than the hours I've spent on my textbook and notes! THANK YOU!
yeah!
u r correct Makayla Walker
SAME
i know right 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same here!
I really can't thank you enough; I was having a difficulty following all the information in my neurolinguistics course, but you just made it way easier.
Best online lecture ever
thank you so much for the simplicity
frontal lobe - For emotions
parietal lobe (somatosensory and motor sensory) - for sensing
occipital lobe - for vision
temporal- for hearing, language
thalamus- sorts information
hypothalamus- responsible for osmoregulation and homeostatis
cerebrum- site of intelligence and memory
cerebellum- coordinates, posture and balance
brainstem(medulla oblongata, pons and mid brain)- responsible for involuntary activities e.g breathing.
Love these lessons so clear and straightforward...always manage to make me understand lessons that even my teachers couldn't teach me properly...keep it up...u are amazing
I have no words to express How thankful I am for your Chanel, I learned so much with you.
I really wanted to know the brain and the functions but this video made it so much better I could understand and remember it all. Such a wonderful explanation
This video really helped!! And it is an amazing review, absolutely loved that you had a re-cap in the end!!! GREAT video!!!!
Good
I’m studying psychology in high school and this has been very helpful, thanks a lot!
Watching this video as I begin my Masters in Clinical Psych! Thank you so much for this evergreen revision! Please pray for my success (Aameen!).
Thank you deeply for such a wonderful video! Your explanation is so logic and systematic. I have read the whole chapters but cannot understand it until I found your video!
You have always helped me in times of need. Thanks Mr. Paul Anderson .
UA-cam recommended this video. I use to watch mr. Anderson video in 2013 when i was in 12th. To understand many topics. And it was the best. Just came here.. nostalgia.. i still remember genetics topics sir explained. Thankyou so much sir!!
00:36 What type of organism have brains?
02:42 Brain development.
04:00 Function.
05:07 The thalamus and hypothalamus.
06:38 Using functional MRI
07:56 The basal ganglia.
09:05 Parietal lobe.
09:44 Parietal zone
10:57 Review
13:25 The Somatosensory cortex and motor cortex.
Oh my gosh Mr. Anderson you are my A.P Bio teacher :) you saved my life yet again. I love you!!!!
What is this clitors
I congratulate you! His speech is clear and his explanation is easily assimilated. My students are very grateful to you.
I do enjoy your work and your passion! I always look forward to all your videos, they are fun and sometimes interactive. Really helps me a lot in my graduate school!!! Keep doing more videos!!!
Sir the way you explain things is more than amazing. I wish you would be my professor. Without exaggeration I love you lol
I just spent 2 or 3 hours jotting down everything to be unpacked in a 14 minute video about the brain, and I do not regret it! I may be 7 years late but thank you. This has helped me alot.
Thank you so much. I think I have to watch this video over and over again to remember the structures and their functions, and terminology as well. ♥️♥️
Hiiii
Hey Mr Anderson! First time I've been back here in ages just refreshing my memory and wanted to say that you are SO good at explaining and teaching people. I always love learning with your videos and have learned soooo much! You really helped me to get through my college course in Human Biology. I even got a grade B in Human Biology thanks to you (which is pretty awesome considering I knew nothing at the start of the course!). I'd say I learnt about 50% of what I know about biology from you and your lessons (lol that's way more than my actual teacher taught me tbh as lovely as she was). Please keep up the amazing work! I still remember so much of this biology and it's thanks to you! These lessons were an absolute god send and I'll always come back here to refresh my memory from time to time. From, a very grateful long time subscriber of your channel. Thank you Mr Anderson! :-)
I used to watch this video all the time ~6 years ago and it just popped up in my recommended feed again. I have since graduated from college with a BS in Psychology and Neuroscience! Thanks for the help in high school!!! ☺️
I love these videos. They help make A2 biology less stressful and more interesting.
Learning about the brain for my exams.
Asking myself: "Stupid brain you know how you work, why u not tell me!?"
steelbeton yeah I used to think that about women who were pregnant but not aware of it, you think the body would at least tell them
steelbeton ikr its kinda like ur brain has amneisa and u have to learn about ur body again
Lol , I really laughed at your comment 😂
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk I swear as I was learning I said the same things to myself kkkkkkkk when the guy asked back if we remember what we had learn. I remember some I forgot some then I said back to myself by mocking my brain don't u even remember urself u so pathetic. 😕💆 my pathetic brain always remember these 💰🍗🍔🍟🍰🍻🍼🚘🍦🍧🍨🍕🍝🍜🍲🍉🍳🍩
good point actually :D
u are actually the g u taught me everything I needed to know in a time span of 13 mins my anatomy and physiology teacher doesn't even tell us nothing just shows us vids and makes us do our note by ourselves but u the g and imma get a good grade cuz of u. thanks so mucho.
Ah, Bozeman. Saving my ass in the sciences since high school. Thanks and good job!
My Frontal Cortex was lighting up during this video
That awesome phosphorus/phosphene flat! 💚
My parietal and temporal lobe lights up, so I consider that as a big brain moment
@@kerbodynamicx472 you wouldn't understand the video if your frontal lobe wasn't firing
Does Matter, Matter? True
comming and seeing these vedios that i used to watch when i was in high school and im now about to graduate from uni ,like reaaalllyyyyyyyyyyyy thank youuuuuuuuuuuuu for helping me reach this stage, may Allah grant you happiness and give you what you want in this life and grant you paradise and guide you and may Allah answer all your prayers and uuhhh thankkssss
This was great, and thank you for telling all of the functions and where all of the parts are located, I honestly thought that this was very helpful, thank you.
I love how there’s a review part as well
This is the simplest and greatest explanation I have seen for I have been searching for a simple brain function and Explanation of the parts, and they have all been so hard to understand and way to complicated for a normal person to Memorize them. Thank you for being so clear and helpful for me❤
MISTER ANDERSON.
simple and straight forward, i like it.
You are an amazing detailed and patient teacher! Your informative videos are great! I am a medical coding specialist and certified coding associate. While I am in process to receiving employment, I watch informative medical videos to upkeep with my medical terminology. I think Bozeman Science is great for learning for all ages! Thank you for making these wonderful learning videos! If I could suggest something, It would be maybe to have some type of question/answer scenarios on these videos, giving time for the viewer/subscriber to answer before stating the correct answers. Thank you for helping me.
day 13 of quarantine: i’m soo bored that i’ve decided to study the brain even tho i’m a physics major smh
day 9 in SA
The brain itself is delicate and full of astrology. Amen. Nerves, blood vessels , ect. Nerve
Nurons hahaha TBI survivor speaking
same here.i'm a music maker but this is diverting my attention.
brother am an accountant n am reading anatomy this quarantine😂😂😂
What does smh mean?
Effective and helpful tutorial. Thank you.
The personality shines through and keeps viewers coming back.
i dont have an exam or anything, but you explain so interestingly that i couldnt stop watching it. Thank you :)
This is just awesome he makes videos on all brancges of science i.e physics chem and bio hatsoff to u what i didn't understood in 3 lectures i got that in just minutes
Too bad he doesn't make videos on English. :/
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Watching this for class and really don't appreciate the ads interrupting my lesson...
I am using my brain to understand the brain wut?
Brainception, bruh!
+XD GermanSushi XD lol
+eggrollsoupnova2000 ha ha! yeah!
Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.
J.C. Emma your right. ;)
A good video for learning the basics of the brain.
For most of Earth's history, the brain didn't even know it existed.
Yes it did. Science just didn’t have explanations, yet
Mr Anderson, you are a fucking legend! I'd give half of my first salary to you.
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If he doesn't want it, I'll take one for the team lol
Not me being nostalgic having watched bozeman science videos back in highschool for AP Bio and and now 9 years later, I’m studying for the MCAT and still watching his videos for a quick refresher 🙏🏼
Thank you so much! This is very helpful preparing me for my psychology exam. I was scared that I'd forget everything but this video with the symbols should help me remember!
Dear Mr. Anderson, I am a great admirer of your work and would like to congratulate him. I would like to do something similar here in Brazil, and to start, I would like to know which program editing video / audio you use. I thank you. Regards, Rafael Marques
I use Keynote and Screenflow on my Mac. If you google "educational screencast" you will find a walkthrough I created. Best of luck.
Bozeman Science
Hi sir, I read textbook that the brain contains several nuclei. What does nuclei mean?
Mia Li "Nuclei" is the plural of "nucleus", which is essentially the membrane-bound control centre of cells
Mia Li Nuclei is plural for nucleus, which is a group of neuron cell bodies in the central nervous system. The same in the peripheral nervous system is called "ganglia".
Rafael Marques
one of the best explanations i ever had about brain. brain is very complex and it is packed with lot of areas. these areas are very harder to identify, they are not like other sytems which can identify their regions through very soecific properties. thank you!. you made this lesson very simple and interesting.
I love the way he explained this !!!
This was fantastic! I'm not even in school for this stuff but it was super interesting!
I watched you 10 years ago in my highschool AP Bio class and now I am watching you again as I get into nursing school-- went to school in Belgrade :) Thank you so much for your content!
Thank you! So helpful! I wish you were my teacher!
شكرا على الدرس الجميل
thanks for this beautiful lesson
Thank you so much for this enlightening video. My husband has dementia and this enabled me to make sense of his deteriorating brain function and his CT scans.
Is he dead yet?
the irony of using our brains to learn about the brain smh
Noorayn shaikh
@@mollynamanda9323 ua-cam.com/channels/f6oOQhKNy-CnpmbrvO-R8w.html please help me
That's not irony.
Irony would be trying to use our foot to learn about the brain.
@@roodlyfbuts8006 your entirely wrong my g-
Wow, I have an exam in 5 days for Neurocognitive Evaluation and Intervention and as I'm in my study break I watched this for fun, thanks man I really appreciate the content, spot on!
You've helped me through undergrad and now once again helping me through grad school. I cannot thank you enough!
Amazing video! I remembered and understood the functions of almost all of the parts! Thank you!
You explain things well ❤
I really like the fact that you go back to the names, it really does help getting the information into the long term memory, good job!
This is great, good explanation and nice imagery.
Such a beautiful, complex organ.
Thank you for the great effort to coordinate this information to help us know more about ourselves to understand us much better.
To have this knowledge and then share it through your platforms at this time of inner transformation is giving us all great sense of unity.
bozeman binge for finals =)
That was pretty cool! Just one thing though, you guys mistyped "corpus callosum" -- it's more related to "callosity" than to "colossal" (which makes sense: it's pretty small, comparatively). Apart from that, great video! I'll be coming back to it in the future for sure :)
Yeah, and it's "medulla oblongata" (elongated medulla), not "oblangata."
if your ever board and don't know what to watch you got to watch this it's so interesting thanks bozeman you explain everything 100%
thank you so much for this video. Explained everything so well unlike my psychology teacher today! You are amazing
Makes sense. I got kicked in the head by a horse when I was 5 years old. Above my right eye. I don’t recognize faces. But I’m really good at math, science, chemistry and physics.I have been working in the computer chip business for over 25 years. The left side of my brain seems to be stronger than the right side.
wow, that’s fascinating😃
however, the horse must’ve really hurted😬
@@user-ow9uo8mc4f Think Chon might've hurted a bit more
did u remember that horse😄
@@jaferwaseem4047 ja ja. He had a long face.
Exceptional way of explaining the complicated parts of brain and their functions. You made the learning process so easy to our cerebral cortex. Thank you so much!
PS Teachers like you are making a difference in students' life.
THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR..!!😊
THAT WAS REALLY REALLY HELPFUL .
Teacher: What are you laughing at ?
Me: Nothing
My Brain: