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Discussions demonstrate a balanced curiosity, with comments referencing LeDoux's influential work and questioning traditional ideas like the limbic system, using phrases such as 'Why are we backsliding?' and 'Interesting,' which reflect moderate engagement and a desire to explore scientific nuances without full consensus or strong impact yet.
Most discussions acknowledge the foundational ideas from LeDoux's work but also question some longstanding notions like the existence of specific emotion circuits, reflecting a neutral stance.
The posts show curiosity about topics like emotion regulation, the limbic system, and blindsight, indicating moderate interest
Several posts reference scientific concepts and prior research, suggesting medium-depth engagement with the material.
The conversations highlight ongoing debates and new research avenues, indicating a moderate level of influence on current understanding.
پدیده برگ ریزان آدمایی که بخش بینایی مغزشون آسیب دیده و نابینا هستند (ولی چشمشون سالمه) یه چیزایی رو میبینن بدون اینکه بدونن که میبینن! ازش بپرسی میگه نمیبینم. ولی بگی حدس بزن اغلب درست حدس میزنه. بینایی ناخودآگاه!
In rare cases, people who lose their vision still subconsciously respond to visual cues. https://t.co/x6eHIU8DUF https://t.co/vKHdTIzBUh
What's with the revival of "limbic"? In recent cog neuro textbooks, papers, and scientific talks, I've seen more of the "limbic system" than I have for years. Affective neuroscientists argued that this idea should be thrown out *25 years ago*. Why are we backsliding? #friendsdontletfriendssaylimbic
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9) Reestructuración cognitiva (cambiar la narrativa del recuerdo) Y, lo más importante, dejar de darle likes mentales a tu propio drama. Temistoclea Tesla. Jorge Bucay. Referencias 1. LeDoux, J. (2000). Emotion circuits in the brain. Annual Review of Neuroscience, 23, 155-184.
This brings us to another problem with the idea of innate emotions. After decades of research and many false/overinflated claims about regions like the amygdala, we haven’t found emotion circuits in the brain. We strongly expected to find them, but they don’t seem to exist. 5/8
Blindsight involves responses to visual stimuli without conscious awareness, often from visual cortex damage or TMS. Proper measurement methods suggest that unconscious vision may be due to response biases rather than…
This episode explores why our brains tend to focus more on negative experiences and how mountain biking can retrain attention. Learn how the brain filters reality, the role of the Reticular Activating System, and tools…
This video explores key neuroscience methods for investigating brain functions, focusing on emotion circuits like the amygdala involved in fear learning, memory, and response. It emphasizes targeted research approaches…
Recent neuroscience research highlights the amygdala's crucial role in fear learning, memory, and responses, advancing our understanding of emotion circuits in the brain. Future studies should expand to other emotions…
Studies referenced in the video explore the enduring neurobiological effects of childhood abuse and neglect, providing insights into how negative emotions can persist and methods to move past them effectively.
On this day of remembrance, we honor those lost in 9/11 while exploring how our nervous systems hold on to trauma. The brain plays a central role in how we perceive stress, encoding memories that lead to chronic…
On this day of remembrance, we explore how our bodies hold on to trauma. The nervous system doesn't just store memories but instead encodes experiences, affecting our physical and emotional states. Understanding these…
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@ZacharyGrinDPT @KemtrupTweets Allostasis, which LFB mentions a lot, seems similar to the SEEKING system - ie the mind’s drive to explore physical environment to maintain survival. Also, LFBs critique seems specific to the truine brain hypothesis and to a literal view of ‘emotion circuits’ in the brain.
9) Reestructuración cognitiva (cambiar la narrativa del recuerdo) Y, lo más importante, dejar de darle likes mentales a tu propio drama. Temistoclea Tesla. Jorge Bucay. Referencias 1. LeDoux, J. (2000). Emotion circuits in the brain. Annual Review of Neuroscience, 23, 155-184.
What's with the revival of "limbic"? In recent cog neuro textbooks, papers, and scientific talks, I've seen more of the "limbic system" than I have for years. Affective neuroscientists argued that this idea should be thrown out *25 years ago*. Why are we backsliding? #friendsdontletfriendssaylimbic
@feignont Tiens, plutôt une revue de neurosciences de référence : LeDoux, J. E. (2000). Emotion circuits in the brain. Annual Review of Neuroscience, 23, 155-184. Mais je t'en prie, parle-moi de Socrate puisqu'apparemment il mog la science moderne
https://t.co/ggMlccuNgC the species can identify objects surrounding it despite of blindness which is because of brain neuron retrieved information from universe without any wired device but was not able to sense objects while agitated or distracted or disturbed or diverted by us
Neural Circuits for Emotion Annual Reviews ... 2023 ... Emotion Circuits in the Brain ... Neural Mechanisms of Selective Visual Attention ... X-ref: - Inside Out - movie - Inside Out 2 - movie
The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
@killua_zoldx @calebe10000 @arnonco este artigo revisa como diferentes circuitos cerebrais, particularmente no sistema límbico, estão envolvidos na regulação das emoções LeDoux, J.E. (2000). "Emotion circuits in the brain." Annual Review of Neuroscience, 23(1), 155-184. https://t.co/ntipfrahCj
@agostino_harry I first came across her sociolinguistics on emotions and found it enthralling. She charts a beautiful middle course between the naive sociobiologists who think there are basic emotion circuits in the brain, and the complete linguistic relativists https://t.co/QGVltd34dt
We continue our 25-year #Neuroscience journey
The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
@Culture_Crit Actually, this sensory experience is pretty cool! Leading through “blind”people not to break the eggs seems a funny experiment. Why do you have problem with that Art is also a joy of playing and experimenting? https://t.co/mtqUQcPuaM
RT @mwsphd: This brings us to another problem with the idea of innate emotions. After decades of research and many false/overinflated claim…
This brings us to another problem with the idea of innate emotions. After decades of research and many false/overinflated claims about regions like the amygdala, we haven’t found emotion circuits in the brain. We strongly expected to find them, but they don’t seem to exist. 5/8
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پدیده برگ ریزان آدمایی که بخش بینایی مغزشون آسیب دیده و نابینا هستند (ولی چشمشون سالمه) یه چیزایی رو میبینن بدون اینکه بدونن که میبینن! ازش بپرسی میگه نمیبینم. ولی بگی حدس بزن اغلب درست حدس میزنه. بینایی ناخودآگاه!
@isabetabug @FossilLocator Concussions are weird. For one of mine I went "blind." It was exactly as described in this video https://t.co/5FtiBgLz6Z Anyway I'm a 1 on vision, I'm not sure where I am in narration I don't pay much attention to it. So much of my problem solving is based around visualization.
RT @baibhavbista: Interesting
Interesting
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
RT @BurlyMonk: The best way to activate positive-emotion circuits in the brain is through generosity.
El miedo es una modulación emocional de reflejos protectores como el sobresalto o la inmovilidad postural. Es decir: el miedo sobresalta o inmoviliza. LeDoux (2000). https://t.co/jpeu6xX5bh https://t.co/P9Bl9Yy1Dv
@EliSennesh @NoahGuzman14 [Insert any number of citations from Ledoux, Panksepp, Gallistel, many others] One of many that could be provided: https://t.co/84osVlXeeY
LeDoux JE. Emotion circuits in the brain. Annu Rev Neurosci. 2000;23:155-84. https://t.co/X56ng02qgj
@Roanok3 @GelVoii @xac77 @GirautaOficial https://t.co/5zxGGaFc3s https://t.co/C9B41lzwYQ https://t.co/HJNBcga5wN https://t.co/YI1CUPAL3Y Póngase a estudiar.
When #Blindsight is 20/20 https://t.co/HMa0lXJee1 via @YouTube
@VisualSnowInit Does the researchers & doctors you guys work with know if VS could be potentially linked to blindsight? There are some people who are partially or fully blind, but can still subconsciously respond to things in their visual field. https://t.co/yjdobNcBva
#SaturdayThoughts https://t.co/d3OXB2dG57
#ぷろEnglish #ぷろHealth ◆#今日のリスニング :2020/02/07 When Blindsight is 20/20 https://t.co/txrCwCxkaF via @YouTube
RT @SciShow: In rare cases, people who lose their vision still subconsciously respond to visual cues. https://t.co/x6eHIU8DUF https://t.co/…
When Blindsight is 20/20 https://t.co/1rzg2I6BZ1 via @YouTube
RT @SciShow: In rare cases, people who lose their vision still subconsciously respond to visual cues. https://t.co/x6eHIU8DUF https://t.co/…
In rare cases, people who lose their vision still subconsciously respond to visual cues. https://t.co/x6eHIU8DUF https://t.co/vKHdTIzBUh
When Blindsight is 20/20 https://t.co/13KElRqRMq via @YouTube