Where, in the brain, does Independence and Freedom develop?

Question

I am doing a research project on Personality development and I had come across some material that suggested that Trust developed in the Caudate Nucleus. However when I looked for Freedom, Independence, Shame, Doubt Autonomy, I was having trouble... (I'm just not good at looking up stuff...)

I am doing a research project on Personality development and I had come across some material that suggested that Trust developed in the Caudate Nucleus. However when I looked for Freedom, Independence, Shame, Doubt Autonomy, I was having trouble... (I'm just not good at looking up stuff...)


*Apparently, people don't understand that your brain controls everything. Even Emotions! That means a certain part of your brain is more active when you're exhibiting a given emotion. Don't answer my question if you don't know what you are talking about. Its not that difficult.

Answer 1

yes that brain is the power house of the human body. Without it we would be dead. I will make a very curt educated guess and go with the Frontal lobe region. All I know is that this has a lot to do with peoples personality( includes guilty conscience, attitude. But then again the temporal lobes, but I just guessing.

Answer 2

Ok at first i thought you were asking where in the brain independence and freedom come from..and my response was..well thats not innate..its learned. Are you asking in what part of the brain its learned?? Am I just not getting it?

Answer 3

well if you can believe that someone else, would understand what a book like the bible is,
event hough you are the same person you are before you saw something like a book,.

if a person cant understand any of those things then they must have left them somwhere, or it is just a computer text

Answer 4

Freedom and Independence is a concept so when a child can contextualize then you can say when but where is to general.

Answer 5

Does it really matter? You shoot the brain, the whole thing dies.