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These are the articles we are going to focus on
What Are the Brain Mechanisms on Which Psychological Processes Are Based?
Culture and the Brain.
This assignment will focus on two related articles majoring in a psychobiology topic. The two pieces will be compared and contrasted based on the different findings which have been established in the articles. For this, we will be using the brain topic. The two articles which we will use are a research article which focuses on brain mechanism and the psychological processes which they are based on (Ambady, Nalini, et al 342). The other one is an article which has been published by the American psychological association which focuses on how culture influences brain development (Cacioppo, John et al, 17).
The articles focus on the topic of the brain. From the articles agree that the brain is an organ of the body. This has not been disputed in the articles. The brain is used as a principle of meant life. In the articles, the main thing which they compare is that they both focus on what will affect or change the brain functions. A factor which includes culture and the other is the brain mechanism
The articles contrast each other by the fact that one article focuses mainly on the brain mechanism which affect the psychology of an individual. It focuses mainly on the internal process which happens in the brain. The other article deals with the external factors which affect the brain thus affecting the psychological being of an individual.

To conclude on this research articles, it is essential to understand the how brain of anybody when focusing on the topic of psychobiology. The mind is the main engine which affects the psychology of any individual. Some of the factors which affect an individual might be because of the internal mechanism which is s result in the change in the psychological response of an individual. Other may be the external such as culture.

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Cacioppo, John T., and Jean Decety. “What are the brain mechanisms on which psychological processes are based?.” Perspectives on psychological science 4.1 (2009): 10-18.
Ambady, Nalini, and Jamshed Bharucha. “Culture and the brain.” Current Directions in Psychological Science 18.6 (2009): 342-345.