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I am not an expert whatsoever, but to answer your question, faking it until you make it does NOT apply whenever it comes to your emotions. From my personal experiences, faking being happy can make you feel even worse, and can make it more difficult to fake it in the long run. However, in some cases its understandable for someone to fake how they're feeling, examples being they're in a job interview, they're giving a speech, they're teaching, etc... To answer the question in the Facial Feedback Hypothesis section, smiling doesn't make you happy, and being happy doesn't mean you'll smile. Although, usually when someone is happy, or experiences something fun, they tend to smile because of it. Thank you for your videos! I was able to listen to this and get some chores done at home at the same time. This helped out a lot😭🙏

How sad 😢 interesting way to learn about the fear response but watching how it changed that baby broke my heart

Thank you for this video. Your explanation and pace was on point.

Simple and well understood. Thanks a lot.

Thank you so much!

thank u so much. u r saving me from failing

FYI - Problems solving, the candle holder in fig. B. Since figure A shows multiple thumb tacks you could press one through the bottom of the box into the bottom of the candle to create the stability you are wanting. I would probably use 2 or 3 on the box-to-wall area to manage the weight of the candle. I'm sure you didn't need the feedback, but I couldn't get past it. I really appreciate your videos! This box is boring and difficult for me to sit and read. Your slides and instruction are incredibly helpful!

Thank you SO MUCH for these videos!!!! They have been a lifesaver!!!

Hello, I'm in your class and I'm watching this for said class. I was just wondering if you know why you aren't supposed to wake people with night terrors? I have had night terrors since I was a kid, along with several friends and family. Just curious. Thanks.

I am not a student of yours, but I am taking a psych class at my community college and we use OpenStax. These videos are perfect! Thank you for posting these.

Great class!!!!

Ty! Hope you become a billionaire 🌟

Prof Matt is the only one im watching and comprehending.

You are really helping me along in my course thank you my friend ❤

Manh !! Very informative… keep going❤

Thank you! This lecture was great 😊

I seee the faces move

Thank you so much for this it’s my first year of college. We use the same book but unfortunately my professor doesn’t send any videos or explain anything. I’m in my second week and haven’t heard anything from my teachers except emails. I’m just by myself.

is this the first chapter of the psychology textbook called "Lifespan Development" by Allison Sidle Fuligni; Andrew J. Fuligni; Jessica Bayne?

Who get paid more?

This was a game changer for my psych course, thank you!

Thank you so much for sharing this content Matthew! I'm doing my internship in schools here in Australia, but it took me so long to get here that my undergrad subjects on lifespan development were nearly 20 years ago now! So I'm looking to brush up and really glad to find your channel. Keep slaying legend ✨️

Thank you. I'm about to go write an exam on this

Bookmarks: Chapter 1: Lifespan Development - 0:00 Chapter 2: Developmental Theories - 30:43 Chapter 3: Prenatal Development - 1:04:25 Chapter 4: Infancy - 1:17:05 Chapter 5: Early Childhood - 1:32:16 Chapter 6: Middle Childhood - 1:53:38 Chapter 7: Adolescence - 2:08:36 Chapter 8: Early Adulthood - 2:19:05 Chapter 9: Middle Adulthood - 2:39:50 Chapter 10: Late Adulthood & Death and Dying - 2:49:03

This is my husband… every bit of it. It’s soooo frustrating being his wife! Help!!!

I have a question: What is recommended treatment for fear of vomiting? My daughter 10 years old experienced anxiety after vomiting 2 months ago. Thank you.

Thank you very well done!

These are all interchangeable: RSD (Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria) = Social anxiety = Emotional Dysregulation = Complex Trauma = Toxic shame = After-effects of ACoA & ACE = After-effects of narcissistic abuse, emotional abuse, psychological abuse, mental abuse = Hypervigilance/hypovigilance = PureOCD = Unfavorable power dynamics = Trauma response = Trauma bonding = Neurodivergence = Spectrum, not binary thinking = Amygdala hijacking = Trauma triggers and flashbacks = being criticized for something you can't control = having high moral and ethical standards and enforcing them = someone random complains about our errors when we done superhuman efforts to avoid ALL mistakes which 98.5% percent of people never invest neither physically nor mentally = toxic person complaining and expecting us to know something for the first time without mistakes = Perfectionism = Protesting: someone toxic complaining without fair assessment and basing their protest on bias and prejudice and oversimplification = Protesting: trauma panic symptoms related in an attempt to express OUR OWN judgement and negative evaluation and holding criminals narcissists accountable for their crimes and hidden selfish agenda of exploiting others = Not conforming = Conforming (fawning) to unreasonable standards and neurotypical norms = Conforming to narcissistic abuser and psychopath who would punish us if we don't conform to their Coercive control, hidden agenda and manipulation and pathological lying = Being authentic true speaking the truth to fake people and toxic people who have hidden covert agenda to exploit others = being Agreeable (Big 5 personality trait) = being Open (Big 5 personality trait) = Being Neurotic (Big 5 personality trait) = being healthy, friendly and open to life and people = Attachment issues = Codependency = Listening to our gut feeling = Quiet BPD (PureBPD) = BPD Splitting = Inner critic = Imposter syndrome = Being exposed to Operant Conditioning of Negative reinforcement (rejection, cold shoulder) = Being exposed to Negative reinforcement Breadcrumbs hoping positive reinforcement will come instead = doing the best we can to avoid and mitigate negative reinforcement = Avoidance = Victim of false accusation and slander (overt or covert) = overcompensation and masking and making trauma and or abuse to be functional = being wounded and reacting to someone future faking our voids being fulfilled to hook us up to their lies = Self-referential thinking = identity being rooted in "I am not enough" instead of "I am enough" = Narcissistic Mortification = Sensory overload = Autistic shutdown = Pathological Demand Avoidance = The looking-glass self = mindread recursively / Recursive Thinking = mindreading "People expect the quiet one to adapt to the loud people but not the other way around"

I'm subbing just to see what else you have to say. I've been a psyche patient for 17 years, so I'm always interested in the advancement in knowledge of doctors today.

Testable prediction. Got it 👍

My brain hasn't adapted to the constant bs of this world

Introvert

Ur smsrt

I’m an Autism + ADHD comorbidity me personally

I use to struggle with the severe repetitive symptoms. Mindfulness and meditation helped. There was a meditation book called 30 Days to Stop Obsessing by Harper Daniels that helped me a lot.

yep, your facial expressions can convince your mind that you feeling a certain way xd

This is so interesting. Always wanted to learn more about the brain.

Thank you!!!!

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video 🙏🏻

This stuff is still alive and well in the anti-pstchiatry movement

This was much more captivating than some novice singer😊

*Promosm* 🤦

Thnx so much sir 😌 great job

I said none of them. I havent seen an actual nickel in so long I didnt know they changed them.

My nephew is AMAZING!! ❤

Interesting hearing the differences in the US. Here in Aus the only doctor requirement is a psychiatrist. Psychologist is masters and counsellor is an unprotected title so you technically don't need anything

Almost all of the psychiatrist I have seen only prescribe medicine. I feel like they're Not using a A lot of their degree because they wanted the easy route of prescriptions.

It's interesting how different languages use the words. Here in Germany, a Psychologist is someone with a Masters degree in Psychology. You can make a doctorate on top of that, but than you are still "only" a Psychologist with a doctorate. To become a Psychotherapist you need a Masters degree in Psychology (5 years of University) plus 3 years of further education in a clinic where you need to treat patients for hundreds of hours before you are allowed to call yourself a Psychotherapist. A Counsellor is Something relatively new in Germany so im Not Sure about that, but defintely the least educated among these three

Counselor - can counsel, (can diagnose with extra education) Psychologist - can counsel and diagnose Psychiatrist - usually don’t counsel, can diagnose, and prescribe medications

Thank you. Clear, concise and informative. Great video!