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The discussions reflect moderate interest and support, with posts referencing studies and emphasizing the connection between stress and habit formation, such as calling the work 'classic' and noting support for the link between chronic stress and brain circuitry changes. The tone is informative and somewhat assertive, demonstrating an understanding of the scientific concepts without extensive controversy or emotional response.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings, with references to classic work on stress and brain circuitry remodeling.
Participants show some curiosity, mentioning specific studies and linking brain changes to behavior, but the overall engagement with the topic remains moderate.
Comments include sharing additional sources and detailed responses, indicating an active but not deeply analytical discussion.
The dialogue recognizes the significance of the research in understanding stress effects on decision-making, though the posts don't highlight transformative implications personally.
This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Support for the adversity to #canalization link: https://t.co/r2DzkDDnLR
These great studies show stress-induced synaptic remodeling linked to narrowed behavior, but can you point me to other examples? https://t.co/DIdiHBeVI2 https://t.co/8ZaznIPtEV
These great studies show stress-induced synaptic remodeling linked to narrowed behavior, but can you point me to other examples? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19644122/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16870732/
@RCarhartHarris There are numerous examples. In the review, we focused on studies involving in vivo imaging. Here is another based on more conventional analyses. https://t.co/D5bC8kv0A1
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
Chronic stress causes changes in brain regions involved in decision-making, specifically shrinking the medial prefrontal cortex and associative striatum while enlarging the sensorimotor striatum. These changes impair…
Chronic stress alters brain regions involved in decision-making, shrinking the prefrontal cortex and associative striatum while enlarging sensorimotor striatum. These changes impair adaptability, favoring habitual…
Chronic stress causes changes in brain regions involved in decision-making, specifically shrinking the medial prefrontal cortex and associative striatum while enlarging the sensorimotor striatum. These changes make…
RT @RCarhartHarris: These great studies show stress-induced synaptic remodeling linked to narrowed behavior, but can you point me to other…
@RCarhartHarris There are numerous examples. In the review, we focused on studies involving in vivo imaging. Here is another based on more conventional analyses. https://t.co/D5bC8kv0A1
These great studies show stress-induced synaptic remodeling linked to narrowed behavior, but can you point me to other examples? pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19644122/ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16870732/
These great studies show stress-induced synaptic remodeling linked to narrowed behavior, but can you point me to other examples? https://t.co/DIdiHBeVI2 https://t.co/8ZaznIPtEV
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
RT @RCarhartHarris: This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Suppo…
This is classic work. Chronic stress causing biased behavior toward habit and a matching bias in brain circuitry. Support for the adversity to #canalization link: https://t.co/r2DzkDDnLR
@loatina @Sergioruizmessa @VictorR63713304 @QueDivinoChe @JhonnieWalter @Enlacallepou3 @Montevideana51 @tinchonegriazul @DarioRancel https://t.co/z4rwxa0wPl dejo el enlace al estudio para que vea que no lo digo por decir. Lo que a usted le sucede, al igual que al autor del tw, se llama efecto Dunning-Kruger, puede buscarlo por usted misma, ya que tampoco soy buscador.
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