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    Some studies suggest that neuroplasticity in the mesolimbic dopamine circuit can produce effects that are opposite to the antidepressant effects observed in the hippocampus. Although circumstantial‚ there is evidence that neuroplasticity in the amygdala may work contrary to antidepressant effects. There is a concern that novel therapeutic strategies aimed at enhancement of neuroplasticity may have unintended pro-depressant effects through their impact on the nucleus accumbens or other structures

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    CU = D The money multiplier holds a ‘mathematical relationship between the monetary base and the money supply of an economy’. The monetary base/high powered money ‘is the sum of currency in circulation plus reserves in the banking system’ (Howell & Bain‚ 2008).The money multiplier (mm) can be expressed as: It explains the cyclical process in the amount of cash generated by the commercial banks (Business

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    modelo das organizações industriais foi inicialmente desenvolvido com o objetivo de auxiliar os responsáveis pelas políticas governamentais na análise das atividades dos diversos setores econômicos e na formulação dessas políticas. Dois acadêmicos - Bain e Mason - foram os pioneiros nessa tarefa e os primeiros a relacionar as características estruturais da indústria com o desempenho das firmas. Essa relação ficou conhecida como o paradigma SCP (Structure - Conduct - Performance)‚ ou seja‚ a conduta

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    Psychopath‚ sociopath‚ psycho‚ and crazy are terms used by the public for years. They are commonly used interchangeably with little understanding of what they mean. Psychopaths and sociopaths (also known as antisocial personality disorder) are different from what people usually think they are. Usually on television and movies they plan the role of the crazy killer or the lone man in the woods that kidnaps and tortures people. In reality‚ many people can be classified as a psychopath and still

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    Diagnosing and Treating PTSD with the Stroop Effect Yoel Alperin Riverwood International Charter School Many studies have been conducted about the Stroop Effect and about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder‚ however few discuss how the two are related. It’s not surprising that researchers don’t see the two as having any effect on each other and on the surface that is true. It’s hard to believe that a famous study explaining inhibition has any relation to a terrifying disorder caused by extreme trauma

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    Behaviors and Symptoms of a Psychopath Psychopaths are usually associated with sadistic extremes like Ted Bundy or Hannibal Lecter in Silence of the Lambs‚ but not all psychopaths are necessarily this obvious to spot. Some psychopaths live an entire life without acting on their instinctual need to control and hurt others. Psychopaths can be divided into 4 separate subgroups based on their behavior. There is the primary psychopath‚ the secondary psychopath‚ the distempered psychopath‚ and the

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    certain why this happens‚ but genetics can play a part in the onset. The decreased size of the cerebral volume causes the brain to function differently as well. For example‚ children with BSD also have a hyperactive amygdala and a hypoactive prefrontal cortex (Weis‚ 2014). The amygdala is responsible for the brain’s “fight or flight” reflex and since it is more sensitive than normal‚ this can cause problems like developing phobias or acting out repeatedly. The prefrontal cortex‚ which is in charge

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    done by Ross‚ et al. (1994) showed that PTSD sufferers do not achieve proper REM sleep. REM sleep is crucial for memory consolidation; however‚ it is also the time in which the amygdala is most active (BBC‚ 2009). The amygdala is a structure in the brain responsible for emotions such as fear‚ in PTSD sufferers‚ the amygdala is more active as opposed to those who do not have the disorder (Shin‚ et. al.‚ 2006). Another structure of the brain is the hippocampus it is the part of the brain responsible

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    who are always interested in what is in it for themselves‚ the ones that cannot maintain steady relationships with others. The part of the brain that aids in producing and expressing emotions is the amygdala. The amygdala is connected to the autonomic fear response as well. In psychopaths‚ the amygdala is shown to not be as active as it should be. This defect causes an infinity for risk taking and spontaneity‚ making psychopaths fairly dangerous. One could argue that the only aspect of humans that

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    It is a reaction chiefly associated with one’s amygdala (388). In fact‚ Bob Hare conducted a study‚ in which he measured the startle reflex reaction of psychopathic and “normal” individuals from prisons (Ronson 94). The participants were shown grotesque images‚ such as pictures from crime scenes (94)

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