The Archaeology Of Mind: Neuroevolutionary Origins Human Emotions Lucy Biven Ww Norton Co Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Psychology Psychiatry

What Makes Us Happy? Sad? How Do We Come To Feel A Sense Of Enthusiasm? Fills With Lust Anger Fear Or Tenderness? Traditional Behavioral And Cognitive Neuroscience Have Yet Provide Satisfactory Answers The Archaeology Mind Presents An Affective Approach—Which Takes Into Consideration Basic Mental Processes Brain Functions Emotional Behaviors That All Mammals Share—To Locate Neural Mechanisms Expression It Reveals—For First Time—The Deep Sources Our Values Feelings This Book Elaborates On Seven Systems Explain Live Behave These Originate In Areas Are Remarkably Similar Across Mammalian Species When They Disrupted Find Origins Disorders: - Seeking: Generates Euphoric Expectant Response Fear: Responds Threat Physical Danger Death Rage: Irritation Fury Lust: Sexual Desire Attachments Elaborated Care: Maternal Nurturance Grief: Non-Sexual Play: Joyous Rough-And-Tumble Interactions Self: Hypothesis Explaining Affects Might Be Offers Evidence-Based Evolutionary Taxonomy Emotions As Such Brand-New Clinical Paradigm For Treating Psychiatric Disorders Practice Σελίδες: 592 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1012 Διαστάσεις: 16 5X16 5Cm