A central component in the brain’s anatomical make up, the primary purpose of the Amygdala is to serve as the major processing centre for one’s emotions. In essence, the Amygdala is our “Emotion Factory” where we generate either positive or negative emotions.
How does this all fit together? Well, interestingly enough, the Amygdala is actually highly sensitive to (you guessed it) sound!
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