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This is your ultimate guide for understanding how we respond to the world. What are the three types of stress and the three main components of emotion?
You will find quiz questions at the end of every video course to check on your learning progress. Articles and scripts will deepen your understanding of the content.
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Are you able to name the six basic human emotions? Happiness, sadness, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust. How do emotions arise and how can they be measured? What anatomic correlations should you know? What are the most important theories about emotions? The following article answers all of these and even more questions. Moreover, you will learn important clinical connections: anxiety disorders and depression are common diseases that you will encounter in your clinical routine. Make yourself familiar with the basics so that you are perfectly prepared for preclinical exams and your "Physikum".
Biopsychology (behavioral neuroscience) is concerned with the mutual influence of the body’s biological processes and our behavior and experience. This article discusses the states of stress, activation, consciousness and sleep, including both background issues and pathologies. Learn how to interpret a wake and sleep EEG, which stress models are important for exams and what happens during the fight or flight response. With the right preparation, the ‘preliminary examination’ that causes you such mental stress will only cause eustress.
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