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Psychiatry's turn to neuroscience in historical context with Andrew Scull
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Penn Center for Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2023-24: Neuropsychiatry February 1, 2024 Psychiatry's turn to neuroscience in historical context Andrew Scull, Departments of Sociology and Science Studies, University of California San Diego
What can neuroscience tell us about how to treat callous-unemotional traits in children?
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Penn Center for Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2023-24: Neuropsychiatry December 7th, 2023 The 11th Annual GVR Khodadad Endowed Lecture: What can neuroscience tell us about how to treat callous-unemotional traits in children? Rebecca Waller, Department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania
Adding direct brain stimulation to psychiatry’s treatment arsenal with Casey Halpern
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Penn Center for Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2023-24: Neuropsychiatry September 28, 2023 Adding direct brain stimulation to psychiatry’s treatment arsenal: efforts to tackle impulsivity from mouse to human Casey Halpern, Department of Neurosurgery, Perelman School of Medicine
Designing more effective social policy with decision neuroscience with Alan Sanfey
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2022-23: Neuroscience & Policy April 6 Designing more effective social policy with decision neuroscience Alan Sanfey, Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University
Can neuroscience improve legal doctrines related to pain? with Amanda Pustilnik
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2022-23: Neuroscience & Policy March 2, 2023 Can neuroscience improve legal doctrines related to pain? Amanda Pustilnik, Department of Law, University of Maryland School of Law
Drug policy and reform: insights from neuroscience with Yasmin Hurd
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2022-23: Neuroscience and policy February 2, 2023 Drug policy and reform: insights from neuroscience Yasmin Hurd, Departments of Pharmacological Sciences, Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Psychopathy and criminal law: a role for neuroscience? with Stephen Morse
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2022-23: Neuroscience & Policy Dec 1 10th Annual GVR Khodadad Lecture Stephen Morse, Departments of Law, Psychology, and Law in Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania
Neuroscience and prison policy: the case of solitary confinement with Michael Zigmond
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2022-23: Neuroscience & Policy November 3 Neuroscience and prison policy: the case of solitary confinement Michael Zigmond, Departments of Neurology, Psychiatry and Neurobiology, University of Pittsburgh (Emeritus)
Socioeconomic status and the brain: from science to policy with Martha Farah
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Penn Neuroscience & Society Public Talk Series 2022-23: Neuroscience and Policy October 6 Socioeconomic status and the brain: from science to policy Martha Farah, Department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania
How do mindfulness interventions work? with David Creswell
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CNS Public Talk Series 2021-22: Wellbeing and the Brain February 3, 2022 How do mindfulness interventions work? Building a neuroscience linking mindfulness interventions to wellbeing David Creswell, Department of Psychology, Carnegie Mellon University
Author Appearance and Discussion with Matthew Cobb
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Author Appearance and Discussion with Matthew Cobb
Section 3: Future, Discussion with David Barack
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Section 3: Future, Discussion with David Barack
Chapter 14: Localisation, Discussion with Geoff Aguirre
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Chapter 14: Localisation, Discussion with Geoff Aguirre
Chapter 12: Computation, Discussion with Gidi Nave
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Chapter 12: Computation, Discussion with Gidi Nave
Chapter 13: Chemistry, Discussion with Rob DeRubeis
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Chapter 13: Chemistry, Discussion with Rob DeRubeis
Chapter 7: Neurons, Discussion with Mike Kaplan
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Chapter 7: Neurons, Discussion with Mike Kaplan
Chapter 10: Memory, Discussion with Anna Schapiro
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Chapter 10: Memory, Discussion with Anna Schapiro
What people think is right and wrong to do with neuroenhancement with John Medaglia
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What people think is right and wrong to do with neuroenhancement with John Medaglia
The Neurobiology of Selfishness in Mouse and Man with Ted Brodkin and Joe Kable
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The Neurobiology of Selfishness in Mouse and Man with Ted Brodkin and Joe Kable
Hidden brain responses to the aesthetics of people, places and things with Anjan Chatterjee
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Hidden brain responses to the aesthetics of people, places and things with Anjan Chatterjee
"Neurodiversity: History, Politics, and Human Well-Being" with Steve Silberman and Michael Yudell
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"Neurodiversity: History, Politics, and Human Well-Being" with Steve Silberman and Michael Yudell
"Current Progress in the Neurofields: Neurohumanities," Laura Sizer, PhD
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"Current Progress in the Neurofields: Neurohumanities," Laura Sizer, PhD
"Current Progress in the Neurofields: Neurophilosophy," Tom Buller, PhD
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"Current Progress in the Neurofields: Neurophilosophy," Tom Buller, PhD
"Current Progress in the Neurofields: Neuroaesthetics," Anjan Chatterjee, MD
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"Current Progress in the Neurofields: Neuroaesthetics," Anjan Chatterjee, MD
"Neuroscience Methods Update: Network Neuroscience," John Medaglia, PhD
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"Neuroscience Methods Update: Network Neuroscience," John Medaglia, PhD
"Neuroscience Methods Update: Brain Stimulation," Roy Hamilton, MD, MS
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"Neuroscience Methods Update: Brain Stimulation," Roy Hamilton, MD, MS
"Neurosciencce Methods Update: Replicability Crisis in Neuroscience," Joe Kable, PhD
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"Neurosciencce Methods Update: Replicability Crisis in Neuroscience," Joe Kable, PhD
"Current Progress in Neurofields: Neuroeducation," Allyson Mackey, PhD
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"Current Progress in Neurofields: Neuroeducation," Allyson Mackey, PhD

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @SweeneyMolly
    @SweeneyMolly 8 місяців тому

    This is a fantastic and engrossing presentation! Thanks for this Dr. Campbell. I've always been interested in this topic but never thought to consult a historian.

  • @jean-pierredalles8743
    @jean-pierredalles8743 11 місяців тому

    DSM IS BS

  • @bernardblundell8653
    @bernardblundell8653 Рік тому

    So few comments!?

  • @paulwolinsky1538
    @paulwolinsky1538 2 роки тому

    Viagra for the brain - who would have missed a bunch of brain scientists trying to grow their organs

  • @mogeszewdie5868
    @mogeszewdie5868 3 роки тому

    very interesting and useful !

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    @artemturkin6180 3 роки тому

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    @teresitabarangay4217 4 роки тому

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    • @pastormafikiri4793
      @pastormafikiri4793 3 роки тому

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  • @zadeh79
    @zadeh79 5 років тому

    Using smart drugs is cheating and unethical. .... Is tutoring cheating? No, tutoring is an aid, because it still requires a considerable amount of effort on the subject to profit from. It's completely different than popping a pill. Smart drugs are entirely unethical truly make people smarter, in the proper, non-monopolized (IQ) sense of the word at practically no cost of cognitive-emotional effort. Caffeine in tea is incomparable as it has little effect on actual performance and hence something not worth contesting to the vast majority. And while doping is generally unethical, it's not unethical in instances of mass doping like top level athletes (ie Lance Armstrong), when and where there is a widespread implied mutual agreement for. Similarly using weightlifting equipment at the gym is not cheating, as the majority of people have access to gyms and take advantage of them.

    • @ionutcalin3146
      @ionutcalin3146 3 роки тому

      some people are born with much higher IQs than others; isn't that also unethical? :))

  • @spearmethrough
    @spearmethrough 6 років тому

    really good and thorough

  • @maykotsen4328
    @maykotsen4328 6 років тому

    SO COOL!

  • @NoahJennifer
    @NoahJennifer 7 років тому

    Her voice is shaking... I wonder why? Wow, you actually think people with a sound mind will accept this?! Taking advantage of sick people, horrible.

  • @lilekazaishvili1682
    @lilekazaishvili1682 7 років тому

    thank you for sharing!

  • @shawnwilliam5296
    @shawnwilliam5296 7 років тому

    This is sad, anytime you hear claims that you do about modafidil, it's promising wealth, power,and creativity. At the same time I hear them say that they operate as a machine. The military,not a creative place,kind of a do what your told environment,w brainwashed people. So this is being pushed for a reason, sounds like the perfect drug for corporate robots. It's an attempt almost it seems to turn people into machines, it's depressing,dull grey future. This is kind of ,this is an attempt to create the singularity. No thanks I ll keep my brain, I enjoy being able to think for myself, no this is just ridiculous and fuck this Dave Aspect. I have a decent job, but I don't live there. Good luck people who use this,as the lady says it is dehumanizing. I can proudly say I will never be hooked on the corporate machine smart pills. Notice everything w the word smart b4 it is part of an agenda it has dumbed down society and this is an attempt to create compliant do as your told robot s.

    • @allahbless2278
      @allahbless2278 7 років тому

      shawn william Nah modafinil is the shit

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    @superspecificdevicestdcs9991 8 років тому

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  • @VOLightPortal
    @VOLightPortal 9 років тому

    Quantitative Review Finds No Evidence of Cognitive Effects in Healthy Populations From Single-session Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS). "Our quantitative review does not support the idea that tDCS generates a reliable effect on cognition in healthy adults. Reasons for and limitations of this finding are discussed. This work raises important questions regarding the efficacy of tDCS, state-dependency effects, and future directions for this tool in cognitive research."

  • @squamish4244
    @squamish4244 9 років тому

    I have researched tDCS for two years now and I am very impressed by the potential of this technology. But the mental health situation is truly desperate, and the burning question for me is: this is all great, but when will it be available at the doctor's office?

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    @JWZMattie1 10 років тому

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  • @monstennn
    @monstennn 10 років тому

    Love love love this

  • @Akerfeldtfan
    @Akerfeldtfan 10 років тому

    Very smart analysis. The DSM's removal (and refusal to expand) the bereavement clause is almost comical in light of the evidence presented.