Emotion, Stress, and Health: Crash Course Psychology #26

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1. I am taking notes 🙈 As with All of Crash Course…

2. A thumb up in Greece is literally the same thumb up, for anyone watching this now

3. I'm 20 and a pessimistic/depressed person with a little hint of PTSD and by this videos logic I have another 10 to 20 years left max

4. YAS
   Fascination being a base emotion
   I am finally understood
   YAS

5. Izard: There are 10 distinct basic emotions

   Disney’s Inside Out:

6. Love your work it helps me study further into my uni topics

7. Yey Philippines!

8. I had to watch this for school ….. well uhm F’s in chat

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10. why am i here please hel me

11. Is there a way to slow this guy down???!

12. This guy caused me stress.

13. How does that work for people with Multiple Sclerosis MS🎗 💔😢

14. A way to health and good

    Why is good good? What is good?

    It's good when a situation fits. It's good when a situation doesn't damage.

    Damage is the opposite of healing.
    Damage breaks something. Healing repairs something.

    No damage is therefore Healing.

    If a situation doesn't damage, it seems to heal ?!

    Desire is wanting what is missing.
    What is missing, is the good.

    So if you recognize the good and thus have it, you no longer desire.

    You just have to show yourself whether a situation heals when it doesn't damage.

    Please share

15. you talk way to fast. im trying to understand you for a school assignment and i cant really understand you

16. hey i didn´t watch Harry Potter and the Deadly Hollows… Thanks for the Spoiler, hank… 🙁 i hate you rn low key

17. “ Feel your emotions and appreciate them but don’t let them run your life “

18. I really enjoyed that

19. You don't have any idea about your audiance and listener, you speak like machine……create more stress for them

20. Can you speak slowly man?! Do you have a certain "time limit" for this video? JESUS

21. Listen at 0.75 speed

22. Can u please reply me I have stress my face expressions change my lips cheek like banding Jow pain what should I do I know what is doing with me it's normal but feeling is same when I say to my mind

23. So i had an experience last year that people coined as a "traumatic event". Basically i almost ran off the road on a slippery snowy road at 70-80 km/h, which would have killed or severely injured me.
    I talked to a doctor in the aftermath and she told me i should look out for any changes or distress like anxiety or troublesome thoughts and such. I believe she was referring to symptoms related to PTSD and the "fight or flight" response.

    However i don't think i ever experienced the "fight or flight" response. Atleast i couldn't identify it happening. The first change i noticed was that i had become a lot more calm in general. The doctor warned me of emotional distress, but i think i had the opposite effect. I'm not saying i can't feel any emotions. I'm saying that i don't respond to them. Atleast not in the same way as others around me.
    But to get to the point. You know how some people activate the "fight or flight" response and get stuck with it activated. I'm wondering if it's possible to achieve the same thing with the "rest and digest" response?

24. If you want relaxing music this is the place

25. 5:27 typo of appraisal

26. And I enjoyed this topic !😻 I thought It would take long time to memorize for the exam , but you made it easier. 😍

27. you scare me

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