The is the part of the brain with dense connections with a variety of sensory areas of the brain; it is critical for classical conditioning and attaching emotional value to learning processes and memory.

Basolateral complex

Explanation:

Amygdala is that part which is situated at both the right and left side of the brain's temporal lobes that is believed to play a vital role in the evaluation of the emotions and the recognition of different situations and also helps to detect the potential harms.

Amygdala has further two parts, one is the central nucleus and the other is basolateral complex where the function of central nucleus is paying attention.

Basolateral complex is another part having dense connections and  various sensory  regions in the brain critical for the attachment of the evaluation of emotions to memory and learning.