Connection

- Connections are all about the brain's ability in some part, form, or function to carry messages from one side to the next and from there out the synapses and down to the nerves. There's a whole number of things delaying response or improving transmissions there on the whole. It's a whole lot more than electrical impulses and neurotransmitters and also some hormones. That is to say, there's a good deal of things left to bear on the whole.

- Certainly experientially plays a good part of whatever is readily seen from appearances to the other parts of the whole that've been looked at so far.

- These have a part to play in reinforcing connections or pathways between whatever's visible to what's there at the end or between the stimulus, impulse, and the reception of values.

- On the whole connections with others aren't readily learned. In fact, they're learned only through a good deal or trial and error wherein parallel learning occurs. Then it's on to the stages of fighting for toys, resources, or simply the sharing of friends.

- All these other things determine pathways learned and also the development state wherein the pathways were formed. Then all at once it's not surprising that the situation is blown completely out of proportion or that the connections were inappropriate or hastily formed.

- Breaking this network down involves reconnecting the person though at first quite possibly some aren't quite sure how this occurs.