Neurobiology

@Talha0691 · 3 years ago

Chosen Primary Research Article: Acute Fluoxetine Differently Affects Aggressive Display in Zebrafish Phenotypes (2019). Entire reference available in the reference page. Introduction/Background ...

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@Slu408 · 2 years ago

Life Purpose...

Life and science after death: Death is the end of life. The instability of life and the inevitability of death lead to existential anxiety. This is the existential disorder on which the edifice of...

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@Lakewoods · 3 years ago

Multitasking

Shown in red, the frontal lobe houses the "executive system" of the brain; it decreases in quantity as we age. This area helps the intelligence determine which tasks to focus on and when to suppress...

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@Istiak · 3 years ago

Which neural circuit in the brain is responsible for some of our choice

Which neural circuit in the brain is responsible for some of our choices? (New Insight Into How Brain Neurons Influence Choices) Summary: Neurons in the orbitofrontal cortex play a critical role in...

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@WellnessXT · 3 years ago

Resolve This Critical Issue Before Seeking Positive Change

At the beginning I used to hear many of my clients report that when life gets in the way, when this happens or that happens then they get stressed. I didn't address their stress and anxieties first....

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@CoinWall · 3 years ago

Cause and Treatment for Depression

Depression according to Psychology: Depression , in psychology, a mood or emotional state that is marked by feelings of low self-worth or guilt and a reduced ability to enjoy life. A person who is de...

1 likes · 0 comments · Coping With Depression (1d6e)

@Jonelski · 3 years ago

How does cannabis get you high?

How do marijuana's psychoactive properties work? Cannabis contains THC, a psychoactive chemical that can pass the blood-brain barrier. Cannabis contains THC, a psychoactive chemical that c...

9 likes · 0 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@Thesauce · 3 years ago

The 2-Process Model of Sleep Regulation

In 1982, Dr. Alexander Borbely published an article in the journal Human Neurobiology describing something he called the 2-process model of sleep regulation. This conceptual framework for sleep descri...

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@SoulSister · 2 years ago

What is the difference between introverted and extroverted person?

You may already heard a lot about this two dimensions, as the words are commonly found in popular psychology. Introvert is usually described as someone who do not involve in social interactions and th...

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@jinajiojio · 1 year ago

neuro marketing

It would not be wrong to say that "Neuromarketing" is the future of marketing. In the current era, international companies do not do anything based on assumptions, but before launching each pro...

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@Riukin · 2 years ago

They say that plants don't have feelings, but some say that plants also work together.

We often talk to plants without realizing it. I don't know if I can't concentrate or it's just a fad so that I feel there is a friend when I'm alone. Even though there is no response back in words, t...

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@Gestone_jamaca · 3 years ago

“Mental illness is like any other medical illness”

The nature of mental illness has been the subject of passionate discussion throughout history. In ancient Greece Plato, 1 , 2 promoting a mentalist definition of mental illness, was the first to coin...

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@Yousaf · 3 years ago

Emotions.

Emotions are biological states associated with the nervous system[1][2][3] brought on by neurophysiological changes variously associated with thoughts, feelings, behavioural responses, and a degree of...

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@Diba · 3 years ago

Emotion

Emotions are biological states associated with the nervous system [1] [2] [3] brought on by neurophysiological changes variously associated with thoughts, feelings, behavioural responses, and a de...

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@Sarifulgazi · 2 years ago

4 Surprising Ways Exercise Actually Benefits Your Brain

Did you know that exercise improves brain health? It’s true! Not only does exercising help ward off memory loss, but it can also help prevent conditions like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and Huntington’s...

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@MarijaJak · 3 years ago

Everyone in world has duplicate

How many times have you been compared to someone and they said you look the same as another person? Or have you met someone who reminds you very much of someone else, or are you sure you know them fro...

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@biologist25 · 3 years ago

Deep Night Sleep Clears the Mind

Deep sleep is of great importance for brain health by preventing neurodegenerative diseases by clearing unnecessary information in the brain. New study at Northwestern University highlights the impor...

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@Sarifulgazi · 2 years ago

10 Proven Benefits of Fasting

A person who fasts does not eat food or drink any liquids from midnight to the following sunset on one or more days each week, generally in commemoration of religious figures such as Jesus Christ or B...

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@Sarifulgazi · 2 years ago

10 Psychological Benefits of Fasting

Fasting has been practiced by millions of people throughout the world, and it has even been used as part of religious practices throughout history. Many health benefits have been associated with fasti...

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@Jhudz1102 · 3 years ago

Girls vs. Boys: Brain Differences Might Explain Tech Behaviors

Many parents of both boys and girls have witnessed striking differences in the way their kids use technology, with their sons generally gravitating to videogames and their daughters often spending mor...

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@Thesauce · 3 years ago

Smoking While Pregnant May Lead To Having A Gay Child, Dutch Professor Dick Swaab Claims

There are certain precautions that many women take when they become pregnant in order to protect their unborn child from avoidable sicknesses. Refraining from raw fish, eggs, alcohol and smoking ciga...

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@t0ny420 · 3 years ago

Can our brains really shut off our feeling of pain?

A research team from Duke University has found a small area of the brain in mice that can profoundly shut down pain . "It's located in an area where few people would have thought to look for an anti-...

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@Stories4U · 3 years ago

If We are Economists...

Just imagine we are Economists. Today, let us go into the world of Economic Development. It is something serious to talk about, but this article is made more straightforward to understand for every...

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@Melisanisa · 2 years ago

Thailand's Maya Bay made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio's 'The Beach' set to reopen after 3 years

'A staggering increase': Yearly overdose deaths top 100,000 for first time The largest increases were seen in Vermont, West Virginia and Kentucky. Drug overdose deaths in the United States surpassed...

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