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| What are anxiety disorders? |
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| Disruptions to the fear system |
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| What are the six basic emotions? |
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- fear
- happines
- disgust
- surprise
- anger
- sadness
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| From the genetic stand point, what is the emotion that keeps us alive and the first emotion that appeared in living organisms? |
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| What pathology is the result of too much fear? |
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Definition
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| What pathology is the product of a life where there is too little fear? |
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Definition
1. Impulsivity family of disorders 2. antisocial personality disorder |
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| Impulsivity family of disorders |
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Definition
| where you put yourself in danger all the time |
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Definition
| Where people do not have a fear of punishment |
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Term
| What is the evolutionary effect of sadness |
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Definition
| It enables us to give comfort and care to others |
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Term
| What happens to one's facial expression when one is experiencing fear? |
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Definition
- eyebrows - go up and come together
- eyes - upper eyelid goes up and the lower eylid goes down
- mouth - goes straight back
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| Why do people have such a wide range of phobias? |
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| Humans can develop fears to anything that has been associated with the fear response. Fear is exquisitely conditionable. |
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