There are 3 brains in the human body; Reptilian (basic survival needs; food, shelter, and/or sex), Limbic (Mammalian; think family/herds), and Neocortex (Human; what allows us such advanced thinking above any other living being). The Neocortex consisting of 2 hemispheres, left & right. The right is the first to develop which allows us to begin communicating (think kicking in the womb). The left activates when the baby begins piecing words together to communicate. The development of the child from this point until around age 7 are considered the most important 7 years of a person's life. This is the foundation of the child's entire life.

A traumatic event at the age of 6 years, 10 months is especially difficult

a traumatic event at th age of 7 years, 11 months is the most damaging.

a traumatic event at the age of 8 years, 5 months seemed to have minimal effect.

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>Those with low impulse control have greater connection to the Primitive Brain (Reptilian Complex). The Frontal Cortex is what "checks' your behavior and keeps you from doing something stupid you would later regret.

Which showed true for the child who passed the age of 8. The "impulse control" ability wasn't developed sufficiently or at all in the child who was 6 years, 10 months. That child also developed physical and verbal "tics" that were diagnosed as Tourettes Syndrome. The child who was 7 years, 11 months can't seem to manage impulses, thoughts, or events. After 33 years the now adult's brain shuts down from the inability to manage these communications. This is actually the subjects sleep cycle. The subject will wake and act normally for several days before the subject can no longer manage communications between all of her "parts." Refer to section 1 of the following wikipedia article for a jist. From there the subject's behavior becomes angry then violent, arguing with her parts for 3 to 4 without sleep, until she finally can't process any more and falls asleep. From there, the cycle repeats. Marijuana seems to be the most effective treatment. The subject refuses to take Gabopentin. She may be willing to take Prozac, though another observer mentioned she just hid it in her pocket rather than injest it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_Family_Systems_Model

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Dolls are better