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The Wikipedia articles are confusing especially the first one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abulia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avolition
If you google "abulia avolition" the first entry (&...
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I'm not sure if I understand the synergetic effects of MDMA and SSRIs correctly.
According to PMC81503 "It is clear, however, that the increase in the net release of serotonin (and possibly ...
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When using minimum norm methods for source estimation (in the case of EEG), which is to say going from the signal at the recording sites on the scalp to the signals in source space, i.e. equivalent ...
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Can anyone explain the difference in a way which can be explained to some one who does not a have a clue about psychology? May be examples could help.
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What brain wave states are most correlated with deep hypnosis?
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There are many examples of people wanting what they don't have. For example, a single man may want to have a girlfriend, but after some time of having a girlfriend, he may want to be single again. Or ...
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What is it about the sound of running water that soothes the brain and the soul?
This is what I found on the internet:
Our species evolved where trees met savannahs and where freshwater
sources ...
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A lot of people had some experience with dying in their dreams. They all confirm they remember the whole story until the precise moment of death and it is the death itself what woke them up - not ...
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I would like to know whether identity and personality are the same thing, as they both answer the question of who you are.
Nevertheless in a cognitive approach, identity is considered a part of ...
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You possibly are familiar with the following situation, I do not know if this is a researched phenomena or not however.
You look straight at somebody for some time and suddenly, even though he or she ...
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Can you answer this question?
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It's generally admitted that some things are continuous (e.g. quantity of water, the length of a stick) whereas some other are not (how many oranges do I have in my bag?).
In mathematics, discrete ...
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