Experiences are an important part of human life. We experience things every day, but how do these experiences affect us and the people around us? One way they can influence us is through the...
Soldiers are often exposed to intense stress and trauma during their service that can shape their perception of love and attachment for years after they leave the military. Traumatic experiences such...
What is Repeated Exposure to Danger?
Repeated exposure to dangerous situations can have significant effects on an individual's perception of relational urgency and value. When individuals are...
In today's society, there is an abundance of high-risk environments that individuals are exposed to daily. From dangerous jobs to extreme sports, people often put themselves in harm's way for various...
The human brain is built to prioritize emotions according to their perceived importance. When exposed to repeated threats of danger, such as being attacked or chased, the brain will prioritize...
The process of repeatedly being exposed to high-risk environments can have a significant impact on an individual's ability to prioritize their emotions and make relational investments. This...
Neural connectivity refers to the way neurons communicate with each other through synapses. It is a critical aspect of brain functioning that plays an important role in memory, learning, cognition,...
Neuroadaptive Changes
What is the difference between neuroplasticity and neuroadaptation? Both processes involve changing the structure or function of neurons in response to experience, but they...
The brain is an incredibly complex organ that consists of billions of neurons that are constantly communicating with each other through electrical signals. This process is known as neural...
There has been an increased interest in understanding how the brain's ability to adapt and change (neuroplasticity) can be used to help people recover from physical injuries or disabilities. This...