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+import streamlit as st
+from graphviz import Digraph
+
+# The function creates a directed graph with nodes representing different parts of the brain or processes involved in decision-making. The edges denote the flow of information between these nodes.
+
+def create_amygdala_hijacking_graph():
+    g = Digraph('Amygdala_Hijacking', format='png')
+
+    g.attr(fontname="Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif")
+    g.attr('node', fontname="Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif")
+    g.attr('edge', fontname="Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif")
+    g.attr('graph', newrank='true', nodesep='0.3', ranksep='0.2', overlap='true', splines='false')
+    g.attr('node', fixedsize='false', fontsize='24', height='1', shape='box', style='filled,setlinewidth(5)', width='2.2', penwidth='3')
+    g.attr('edge', arrowhead='none', arrowsize='0.5', labelfontname="Ubuntu", weight='10', style='filled,setlinewidth(5)')
+
+    g.node('1', '👂 Sensory Input', fillcolor='lightblue')
+    g.node('2', '📡 Thalamus', fillcolor='palegreen')
+    g.node('3', '🔴 Amygdala', color='red', fillcolor='red', fontcolor='white')
+    g.node('4', '📚 Hippocampus', fillcolor='lightyellow')
+    g.node('5', '💡 Prefrontal Cortex', fillcolor='lightpink')
+    g.node('6', '🎬 Response', fillcolor='lightgray')
+
+    g.edge('1', '2', label='🌐 Receives Signals')
+    g.edge('2', '3', label='⚡ Quick, Emotional Response')
+    g.edge('2', '4', label='🔀 Sends Signals To')
+    g.edge('4', '5', label='🔄 Relays Information')
+    g.edge('5', '3', label='🧠 Rational Control (If Not Hijacked)')
+    g.edge('3', '6', label='🏃 Generates Response')
+
+    return g
+
+
+
+
+def main():
+    st.title("Amygdala Hijacking Visualization")
+    st.text("A simple graph model to represent amygdala hijacking in the brain.")
+    
+    amygdala_hijacking_graph = create_amygdala_hijacking_graph()
+    st.graphviz_chart(amygdala_hijacking_graph)
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    main()
+
+
+
+
+st.markdown("""
+Explain amygdala hijacking using a graph model in streamlit python program using graphviz to represent levels or modes of thinking
+Amygdala hijacking is a phenomenon where our emotional brain (amygdala) takes control over our rational brain (prefrontal cortex), leading to impulsive and irrational behavior. In this response, I'll guide you on how to create a Streamlit app with Graphviz to visualize the concept of amygdala hijacking using a graph model.
+""")