brain processing

Brain processing involves the brain receiving information through sensory inputs like sight, sound, and touch. This information is transmitted via neurons, which send electrical signals to different parts of the brain. The brain then interprets and organizes this data—recognizing patterns, making decisions, and forming memories. It also coordinates responses, like moving your muscles or adjusting your emotions. This complex communication network enables you to think, learn, feel, and act efficiently, combining both automatic functions and deliberate thought to navigate and understand your environment.