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The Triune Brain

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What is the triune brain model proposed by Paul MacLean?

It is a model that conceptualizes the brain as having three functional domains: an ancient part of the brain for automatic regulatory functions, a region for emotions, and a recently evolved layer for cognition, memory storage, sensory processing, abstractions, philosophy, and navel contemplation.

What is the function of layer 2 of the triune brain model?

According to MacLean, layer 2 is responsible for emotions and prompts the ancient layer 1 to generate responses based on emotional cues.

What are some of the disadvantages of the triune brain model?

There is anatomical overlap between the layers, the flow of information is not just top-down, automatic behavior, emotion, and thought are not separable, and the model leads to the mistaken belief that new layers were just added on without changes to the existing ones.

Question 1

What is the minimum chargeable amount for invoices to transition from open to paid status automatically? Signup and view all the answers

Answer 1

The amount due must be less than the minimum chargeable amount for invoices to transition from open to paid status automatically. Signup and view all the answers

Question 2

What is the difference between voiding an invoice and deleting it? Signup and view all the answers

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Voiding an invoice maintains a paper trail and allows you to look up the invoice by number, while deleting an invoice removes it from the system entirely. Signup and view all the answers

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When can you mark an open invoice as uncollectible? Signup and view all the answers

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You can mark an open invoice as uncollectible when your customer is unable to pay their outstanding bills, such as in the case of bankruptcy. Signup and view all the answers