New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and Pine 2016 Two Systems paper DOI: 10.1176/appi.ajp.2016.16030353 in AJP https://t.co/jbScpnLrpi
Using Neuroscience to Help Understand Fear and Anxiety: A Two-System Framework.
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The discussions highlight strong interest in the neuroscience aspects, with participants referencing specific brain regions like the amygdala and PFC, and noting how drugs and therapy align with the two-system model. The tone suggests an appreciation for the scientific depth and potential implications, using words like 'supports,' 'meshes well,' and 'new study' to convey both respect and curiosity about the article's ideas.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of the two-system framework, with some explicit references to LeDoux & Pine's work and recent studies supporting the idea.
Posts show high curiosity, as evidenced by comments about wanting in-depth neuroscience explanations and referencing new research findings.
Several comments delve into detailed mechanisms, such as the amygdala's role and therapy methods, indicating thoughtful engagement.
While some posts suggest the framework could influence understanding or treatments, most view the publication as an insightful but not yet transformative piece.
Abstract in brief
- Recent neuroscience research has revealed how the brain detects and reacts to threats across various mammals, including humans, but this knowledge hasn't yet improved treatments for fear and anxiety disorders.
- The authors argue that a key reason for this is the failure to distinguish between two types of responses to threats: the automatic behavioral and physiological reactions, and the conscious feelings of fear and anxiety that people report.
- Recognizing these as two separate systems—a "two-system" framework—could help improve our understanding and treatment of fear and anxiety by focusing on different aspects of the threat response.]
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@OfJaggedEdges You want that thick neuroscience talk, don't you? I've been reading this: https://t.co/2fdQtPKpyv 》
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
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脅威や不安に対する主観的な感情体験と行動および身体反応は核となる脳部位が異なることを神経心理学的知見から考察した論文です 扁桃体および周辺領域を基盤とする、不安に対する身体反応に作用する治療介入として注意バイアス修正がとりあげられています https://t.co/Okq15U6H6q
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
RT @theamygdaloid: New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and P…
New study shows drugs tweak amygdala, while psychotherapy tweaks PFC. This meshes well with the message of LeDoux and Pine 2016 Two Systems paper DOI: 10.1176/appi.ajp.2016.16030353 in AJP https://t.co/jbScpnLrpi
Using Neuroscience to Help Understand Fear and Anxiety: A Two-System Framework | American Journal of Psychiatry https://t.co/sCPNdwZ7dy
@OfJaggedEdges You want that thick neuroscience talk, don't you? I've been reading this: https://t.co/2fdQtPKpyv 》
@criticalneuro The two-system framework proposed by LeDoux & Pine may also account for this type of experience, I guess -> https://t.co/2OBf6i1aji
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