The Architecture of Identity: How the Brain Builds a Self
Why what we remember becomes who we are.
- Identity is shaped by repeated patterns of attention and memory.
- Emotionally salient events are encoded and retrieved more easily.
- Repeated recall strengthens neural pathways and stabilizes self-narratives.
- Neuroplasticity allows reinforced identity patterns to be reshaped.
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