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89Theories of Emotion - What, Why & How?
Psychologists have proposed a number of theories about the origins and function of emotions. The theorists behind the dissenting views do agree on one thing, however: emotion has a biological basis.
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61Other major dimension of the nervous system
The peripheral nervous system conducts impulses to and from the central nervous system (CNS). The somatic includes the motor nerves that activate skeletal muscle responsible for movements. There are 43...
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70Somatic cell nuclear transfer
Experiments in cloning have come to India.They Involve creating an organism genetically identical to another cell.There are broadly two kinds of cloning, reproductive and therapeutic.Both are done through...
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63Embodiment Studies: An Introduction
The emerging field of embodiment studies straddles a paradox: Our em-body-ment is fact, and yet we can feel “dis-embodied,” disconnected from our bodies, and yet again those feelings of “dis-embodiment” are physiological, of the body, as much as are feelings of connection.
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59Difference Between Visceral and Somatic Pain
Nervous System in the Abdominal Organs. The abdominal organs have two different types of pain perception: via fibers of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) originating from the intestine and peritoneum...
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56Things You Can Do to Stop Panic Attacks from Overcoming You
Genuine panic attacks are literally living nightmares for those who have the disorder. When you feel panic, you feel a sudden fear, and this fear dominates or replaces rational thinking. When you are having a...
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52Live JOY
Image now - you are in a space, safe and peaceful, feeling held by love itself. Just notice now, what it’s like, to be held so...... so safely ensconced in this loving embrace..... divine.... Notice the...
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56Important Things to Know About Pain
Pain may be one of those things most of us won't ever welcome with open arms or with a smile on our face, but pain does serve a purpose. Pain is a part of the body's natural defense mechanism. It triggers...
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54Human Progeroid Mutations
Progress in understanding the nature of gene action associated with differential rates of aging and longevity in experimental organisms did not come from a study of genes that shortened life span; it has...
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80What are the Biological Foundations of Behavior?
An overview of the role of the nervous system, its characteristics, communication pathway and major divisions; and the endocrine system, particularly of the pituitary and adrenal glands, in the field psychology.
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