cerebrotonia

/serebroʊtɔʊniə/

Definitions

1. noun

A person whose behavior is strongly influenced by their brain’s dominant cognitive functions, often resulting in a unique combination of intellectual and emotional traits.

“The psychologist studied the cerebrotonia of her patients to better understand their thought patterns and emotional responses.”

2. noun

A theory or concept that suggests the brain’s cognitive functions play a significant role in shaping an individual’s personality and behavior.

“The researcher proposed a new theory of cerebrotonia to explain the link between brain function and human behavior.”

Synonyms

  • cognitive profile
  • neurotype

Antonyms

  • idiotypia
  • instinctual behavior