I am so very happy I found these videos. I've been watching them in sync with my psych 1A at my college. My teacher is brilliant, but you have a very charming and unique way of simplifying complex material to anyone. Your neuroscience 1, 2, and 3 videos have sparked a whole new window of interest in my career goals! My family tree is riddled with complex psychological and substance abuse issues. I feel like I have a better understanding of how and why that occurs in the brain itself. Very thankful for your insight and impressive articulation on the subject!
Love these videos so much in my third year as a psych major looking to pursue school psychology!! Loved how Dr. Grace breaks down neuroscience also I appreciated his breakdown of theoretical perspectives
You are an amazing, inspirational teacher... I'm watching this video late at night and not feeling sleep at all.. instead all freshened up with the interesting facts there..
why did he said schizophrenia are really bad people....may be some one soo struggling with it have never done harm trying to live a life.....he should not have lebelled it.......its breach of privacy
He said he worked in a high security ward, so the people he worked with were schizophrenic people who also had a history of crime etc. He should have specified more, but he wasn't saying that people who have schizophrenia are bad people. He was just working with "bad people" who also had schizophrenia
+BeCieProductions Also a symptom of Cortisol firing while having increased levels of Anandamide mimicking THC, it's the whiplash effect called "buzz kill", you are at your most relaxed and positive and something negative happens or is already happening at an abnormal repetitious daily basis which leads to ptsd. To go from relaxed to having a buzz kill is awful, but it's the same exact damage as a broken heart or disappointment that makes cortisol and norepinephrine fire. THC binding to each cb1 receptor and avoiding negativity can cure mental impairments and actual physical damages by enacting homeostasis throughout the brain.
Autistic people aren't all children. I'm sure that could have just been a slip of the tongue but services for autistic adults and the average psychologist's knowledge on the subject is extremely lacking.
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I am so very happy I found these videos. I've been watching them in sync with my psych 1A at my college. My teacher is brilliant, but you have a very charming and unique way of simplifying complex material to anyone. Your neuroscience 1, 2, and 3 videos have sparked a whole new window of interest in my career goals! My family tree is riddled with complex psychological and substance abuse issues. I feel like I have a better understanding of how and why that occurs in the brain itself. Very thankful for your insight and impressive articulation on the subject!
Love these videos so much in my third year as a psych major looking to pursue school psychology!! Loved how Dr. Grace breaks down neuroscience also I appreciated his breakdown of theoretical perspectives
Phenomenal psychology lectures! Thank you Biola for sharing such valuable insights!
You are an amazing, inspirational teacher... I'm watching this video late at night and not feeling sleep at all.. instead all freshened up with the interesting facts there..
Thank you Dr. Chris Grace your lessons are very fun . Thank you Biola uni for sharing these wonderful videos . I m glad to find this channel.
Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you, Dr. Grace!!
the only question i have is where do you get ice on the ninth hole of a golf course?
Very interesting lecture I am very much benefitted n had explained in my answer sheet during my exam
Thanks and love from india
Can ur university provide lectures on general psychology.?
a lot of good knowledge wow so interesting
thanks DR it really helped and you are very funny
lol I can't believe that story just about made me faint in a starbucks
Does the order of the Red Army parade have anything to do with these mirror nerves?
how does marijuana work??
why will a person become schizophrenic if dopamine level increases in synaptic gap ??
Schizophrenia results from too much dopamine. See attached for more info.
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4032934/
why did he said schizophrenia are really bad people....may be some one soo struggling with it have never done harm trying to live a life.....he should not have lebelled it.......its breach of privacy
He said he worked in a high security ward, so the people he worked with were schizophrenic people who also had a history of crime etc. He should have specified more, but he wasn't saying that people who have schizophrenia are bad people. He was just working with "bad people" who also had schizophrenia
that really disappointing and sad at the same time.....at least at his level.
The only thing you lied about was Cannabis, it is no where near related to scitozophrenina at all. -_-
You're an idiot, I study biochemistry and neurology every day.
Want a cookie? I'll even bake it with weed.
Actually some people get paranoid when the smoke, which is a symptom of schizophrenia.
+BeCieProductions Also a symptom of Cortisol firing while having increased levels of Anandamide mimicking THC, it's the whiplash effect called "buzz kill", you are at your most relaxed and positive and something negative happens or is already happening at an abnormal repetitious daily basis which leads to ptsd. To go from relaxed to having a buzz kill is awful, but it's the same exact damage as a broken heart or disappointment that makes cortisol and norepinephrine fire. THC binding to each cb1 receptor and avoiding negativity can cure mental impairments and actual physical damages by enacting homeostasis throughout the brain.
lollll
Autistic people aren't all children. I'm sure that could have just been a slip of the tongue but services for autistic adults and the average psychologist's knowledge on the subject is extremely lacking.
For sure, especially 8+ years ago when this video was published. Public and medical knowledge has come a long way since then
Funny guy