The Source of Positive Emotions in the Brain

Positive emotions in the brain primarily come from circuits, rather than specific anatomical structures. For example, love and resolve are not tied to a single 'love center' or 'resolve center' in the brain, but instead result from the harmony and communication between different parts of the brain. While anatomical structures like the amygdala can contribute to emotions, positive emotions specifically stem from the interconnections of various brain regions.

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