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Intro
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What is stress
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Live events
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The brain
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Cortisol
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Epigenetics
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Sex Politics
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Stress
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Historical Evidence
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Torture Information
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What does the brain do
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Supervening stress
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Example
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Abu Zubaydah
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Oxygen Deprivation
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Breath Deprivation
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The amygdala
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Changes in perceptual life
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Changes in cognition
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Sleep deprivation
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Does torture work
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Self disclosure
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Human information gathering
Description:
Explore the intricate relationship between stress and the human body and mind in this 51-minute lecture from The Royal Institution. Delve into the physiological and psychological aspects of stress, examining its effects on memory, mood, thinking, and overall health. Join neuroscientist Vincent Walsh and a panel of experts as they investigate the science behind our natural reaction to physical and emotional pressure. Learn about the role of cortisol, epigenetics, and the amygdala in stress responses. Discover historical evidence and contemporary examples of stress, including discussions on torture and information gathering. Gain insights into how stress affects perception, cognition, and sleep, and understand the complexities of human information processing under duress.

The Science of Stress - From Psychology to Physiology

The Royal Institution
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