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what is the basis for psychological disorders
what is the basis for psychological disorders
biological and experience
describe the obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
describe the obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
repetitive, intrusive thoughts (obsessions) like the fear for the safety of the self or others, symmetry, and religious or moral concerns the need to carry out repetitive behaviors (compulsions) like washing, checking, touching, counting, and arranging (they appear to be efforts to ward off the anxiety produced by the obsessions)
what is the genetic basis for OCD?
what is the genetic basis for OCD?
substantial concordance rates (63–87 percent) are found in monozygotic twins
what are the brain chances in OCD?
what are the brain chances in OCD?
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what are emotions
what are emotions
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what emotions are there
what emotions are there
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what is james-lange peripheral motor theory
what is james-lange peripheral motor theory
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edgar allan poe, Everson and Ruef theory
edgar allan poe, Everson and Ruef theory
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cannon-bard theory
cannon-bard theory
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hohman theory
hohman theory
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schatcher- singer theory
schatcher- singer theory
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paul maclean theory of the limbic system
paul maclean theory of the limbic system
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LeDoux
LeDoux
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contemporary theory of emotions
contemporary theory of emotions
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Yerkes- Dodson law
Yerkes- Dodson law
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Darwin's theory
Darwin's theory
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four-scheme model of expression
four-scheme model of expression
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the constructionist theories
the constructionist theories
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Antonio Damasio's theory
Antonio Damasio's theory
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what is the role of the amygdala
what is the role of the amygdala
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describe the pathway between amygdala and thalamus
describe the pathway between amygdala and thalamus
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what is the evidence of amygdala's role in processing negative emotions?
what is the evidence of amygdala's role in processing negative emotions?
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in what does the anterior singulate cortex participate?
in what does the anterior singulate cortex participate?
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what do we know from Phineas Gage's case?
what do we know from Phineas Gage's case?
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what did Walter Freeman came up with? explain it
what did Walter Freeman came up with? explain it
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where do facial nerves originate?
where do facial nerves originate?
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what are the nerves in the top 1/3 of the face?
what are the nerves in the top 1/3 of the face?
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what are the nerves in the lower 2/3 of the face?
what are the nerves in the lower 2/3 of the face?
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what is the two way facial expression system?
what is the two way facial expression system?
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what is the voluntary facial paralysis?
what is the voluntary facial paralysis?
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what is the emotional facial paresis?
what is the emotional facial paresis?
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measuring facial movements
measuring facial movements
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what is stress
what is stress
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Walter Cannon
Walter Cannon
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Hans Selye general adaptation syndrome
Hans Selye general adaptation syndrome
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what is the reaction to stress of the pathway mediating physical, cognitive and behavioural reactions to it.
what is the reaction to stress of the pathway mediating physical, cognitive and behavioural reactions to it.
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what is the relation between amygdala and hypothalamus to CRH (cortico releasing hormone)
what is the relation between amygdala and hypothalamus to CRH (cortico releasing hormone)
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what is the hippocampus's role in CRH
what is the hippocampus's role in CRH
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what is the relation between PTSD and hippocampus size?
what is the relation between PTSD and hippocampus size?
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what is the relationship between cortisol and neurons?
what is the relationship between cortisol and neurons?
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what is the relationship between cortisol and lymphocytes
what is the relationship between cortisol and lymphocytes
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John Macleod research
John Macleod research
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what is the relationship between stress and pain?
what is the relationship between stress and pain?
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what was Freud's view on stress?
what was Freud's view on stress?
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describe PTSD
describe PTSD
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what is the relationship between stress and benzodiazepine receptors
what is the relationship between stress and benzodiazepine receptors
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describe schizophrenia
describe schizophrenia
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what are the symptoms or schizophrenia
what are the symptoms or schizophrenia
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what was Eugen Bleuler's view on schizophrenia
what was Eugen Bleuler's view on schizophrenia
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are schizophrenia's symptoms stable or do they change?
are schizophrenia's symptoms stable or do they change?
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how do we establish a general contribution for a disorder
how do we establish a general contribution for a disorder
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what is the concordance rate in schizophrenia
what is the concordance rate in schizophrenia
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what changes in the brain can be signs of schizophrenia?
what changes in the brain can be signs of schizophrenia?
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what is the number of people diagnosed with schizophrenia?
what is the number of people diagnosed with schizophrenia?
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what are the indicators of schizophrenia?
what are the indicators of schizophrenia?
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what is the relationship between developing schizophrenia and quality of mother's pregnancy?
what is the relationship between developing schizophrenia and quality of mother's pregnancy?
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how are viral enzymes affected by schizophrenia?
how are viral enzymes affected by schizophrenia?
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what is the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia?
what is the dopamine hypothesis of schizophrenia?
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what is a common side effect of drugs for schizophrenia?
what is a common side effect of drugs for schizophrenia?
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what are the two types of mood disorders?
what are the two types of mood disorders?
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describe MDD
describe MDD
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describe bipolar disorder
describe bipolar disorder
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what are the brain and body's changes in MDD
what are the brain and body's changes in MDD
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what is the seasonal affective disorder?
what is the seasonal affective disorder?
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describe the sleep cycle of a depressed person
describe the sleep cycle of a depressed person
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what is the relationship between serotonin and depression?
what is the relationship between serotonin and depression?
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what is the monoamine hypothesis of depression?
what is the monoamine hypothesis of depression?
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what is the relationship between cortisol and stress
what is the relationship between cortisol and stress
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is anxiety genetical?
is anxiety genetical?
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what is the relationship between anxiety and neurotransmitters?
what is the relationship between anxiety and neurotransmitters?
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what is the relationship between GABA and anxiety?
what is the relationship between GABA and anxiety?
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what are the common anxiety medications?
what are the common anxiety medications?
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what are the conscious and unconscious brain processes involved in expressing fear and anxiety?
what are the conscious and unconscious brain processes involved in expressing fear and anxiety?
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what is the typical treatment for patients with OCD?
what is the typical treatment for patients with OCD?
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describe a panic attack
describe a panic attack
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describe a panic disorder
describe a panic disorder
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