Emotions: limbic system | Processing the Environment | MCAT | Khan Academy
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The Hat Hippo saved me during my AP psychology exam THANK YOU
Hippopotamus with a hat.. Beautiful demonstration!
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Well Jeffrey ... your mnemonic for remembering the four structures making up the limbic system ... amazing (-:
Thanks for that!
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mnemonics is truly an art.
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Thank you for this video ! I was fascinated to learn that the overstimulation of the amygdala results in raised anger/violence/ fear/anxiety but it’s destruction results in hyperorality, hypersexuality and disinhibited behaviour. This is relevant to people with cluster B personality disorders i.e., narcissistic personality, antisocial personality, borderline and histrionic personality disorder; these are all disorders of mood and erratic behaviour. HPD, for instance, would have patients both anxious/ fearful, disinhibited and hypersexual which suggests there may be separate functional structures in the amygdala controlling certain aspects of emotional regulation, i.e., anger/fear, hypersexuality, disinhibition. Very Interesting stuff.
That was super helpful! I always found the limbic system concept hard to grasp but you explained it really well, thank you :)
You helped to solve a twenty seven year old mystery for me around the 7:00 mark- I witnessed a guy at a party, while he was under the influence of alcohol, put a lampshade on his head, pull his pants down, and he started to sing very loudly...it could have been very easily explained by science. Thanks for that! Thanks, informative video.
Thank you so much. Your a great teacher and you explain very well. I appreciate it!
Truly amazing. I appreciate this. Thank you so much
i’ve learn so much from your short and clear teaching style. thank you so much
That's what i've been exactly looking for !! Thanks a lot! double thumbs up!
Very short but comprehensive look at the basic functions of the limbic system, brilliant!
I kept on smiling throughout the first minutes of the video. I love the Hippo-hat! I have an exam on this tomorrow and thanks to you I understand the subject completely. So thank you for sharing your knowledge in such an easy way to understand :)))
This is my favor video about the limbic system, easy to understand and memorized. Some people just have the art to teach. Thanks again sir.
So helpful great presentation about the mechanism of emotion. Great lesson on such difficult subject.
Informative, clear, straightforward ..brill
Thank you !
A lot of this makes sense. I used to use methamphetamine, and I got to a point where almost every second was in fight or flight. Complete panic.
"Rest and digest" is an appropriate term, when in the fight or flight mode with my brain flooded with things that shouldn't be there, my bowels would freeze for days on end. I could never relax.
You are very good with a mouse, writing like that. Another thing about the limbic system, I have felt my entire body light up like a christmas tree, only once or twice in my life. Both were due to empathy/love. Strange and beautiful.
informative and easy to watch, thanks for the exam help ;)
So nicely described, thank you so much. It really helps, and the drawings that you make while talking are top notch in helping us process the information.
Amazing video!I need it 5 years ago,when learned neurology...
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, Jeffrey Walsh!!! Soooooooooo very helpful!!!!
Soo good! I love your presentations!! It makes my life so much easier. I love that your lectures are so easy to understand and follow. The subtitles underneath are banging! Please please please create more videos for neuroscience!
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I like it! Short, sweet and to the point
Excellent teaching video on limbic system: informative, concise, and interesting. Thank you.
Thank you for your teaching brilliance. I came here for clarity, and left with a major understanding related to clinical disorders. Kudos!!
Such a nice man . Your kindness and goodness are apparent in your voice. How your students must love you .
Congrats for the channel. I am a psychiatrist in Brazil and I am about to launch a course called "Anatomy of emotions to lay people". There is a lot of discrimination, stigma and prejudice regarding mental disorders in my country, so the idea of the course is trying to change society point of view. I will follow you for sure. Best regards always. Primo Paganini.
Dear Jeffrey Walsh, you are excellent in teaching and I am very much helped by your teaching on the limbic system. I am actually in South Africa and don't know how to get your videos on the central system.
elucidated. THANK YOU.
Pathway of the sense of smell does not bypass the thalamus. Olfactory circuits do eventually synapse with the anterior nucleus of the thalamus. One more important point is that Cingulate Gyrus should also be included as integral element of the limbic system.
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Excellent explanation. Thank you!
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Great job, simple explanations, yet very instructive. thanks...
Well done! Another great video. Thanks so much.
brilliant video, great mnemonic and very clear slow and easy to remember! thank you :D
This is really interesting. If you create a new one, can you discuss the role of the amygdala in experiencing positive emotions?
Thank you so much for a clear informative demostration
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The analogies were absolutely beautiful in this video.
Thank you!
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Well explained and is very useful for a student thanks alot
Thank you for this amazing Video. Great delivery.
Thank-you so much! This is perfect for my exam for Psych1A, I'll be thinking of a hat wearing hippo in my test ;)
seriously..this was super awesome and helpful man. Thank you. Do you know or have a video on stress and the limbic system? or how meditation can help?
the mcat has a whole unit on stress
Very helpful! Will use the hippo wearing a hat mnemonic
Thanks for this nice explanation of the limbic system.
Amazing way of teaching.
Thanks a lot sir, very detail and helpful material.
Thanks very much for this Jeffrey. I slightly changed the mnemonic to "Hippo HAT".
Thank you! So helpful. Nice voice and drawing too :)
I rally enjoyed this video. It helped me break down it separately, since I’m a LPN student. We do a lot of teaching on our own. So he’s breaks it down again using the other systems and medication that it is related to. Teach outside the box. I appreciated. Him and the. Kahn Academy. It helped with the other systems like the endocrine.
Really helpful explanation, thank you!
When people make subtle movements with their hands/toes next to your peripheral vision how is that able to stimulate you?
I got here because I'm looking for a cure to my tinnitus, it's been discovered that it is related to the limbic system, which regulates emotions, most people with tinnitus suffer from anxiety, fear and in my case also with anger and violence outbursts, so I guess that I'm getting closer, maybe if I regulate/balance the amygdala neurotransmitters?? But what could be causing that I hear a noise 24/7? Thinking outside the box, maybe the body creates illnesses to help us heal something at a different level, normally emotionally. Then, why it is smart for the body to make me hear this sound? Physically is it a nerve malfunctioning? Emotionally is it an alarm type of device? What is the body protecting me from? Anyway Jeffrey, thanks very much for this explanation, it is very useful.
Are you on any medications? I believe elevated Serotonin can cause Tinnitus. Serotonin has a calming / blocking effect on reward seeking. Could you not block signals by overpowering them with noise? Perhaps the noise is loud enough for you to hear it. High Serotonin can also cause altered mental status (irritability, agitation, restlessness, and anxiety) neuromuscular hyperactivity (tremors, shivering, muscle rigidity, and muscle spasms) and autonomic hyperactivity (rapid heartbeat, high blood pressure, sweating, and fever).
I suppose you could test with a few different medications.
Periactin (Cyproheptadine Hydrochloride) is OTC and blocks Serotonin release (taken and night, strong sedative)
Anticonvulsants may also be an option as well as Benzodiazepines (just to test).
Also, you can try a float tank to isolate that yes, it is indeed your body and not some high frequency from a power supply 4 feet away from your head or a neighbour's anti dog barking device.
You are an amazing teacher!
Thank you for this informative and useful video!
Thanks so much feel so much better I know what's happening and why
Brilliant!
Awesome video it really helped me to understand and remember the limbic system ★★★
So helpful
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I am a sucker for mnemonics! Such a great vid, thank you! 🎉🎉🎉
Awesome for exam revision thank you!!
Its fabulous work indeed....wonderful illustration of limbic system....
Wow, thank you so much. This mnemonic is amazing, it's help me a lot. You're such a great teacher. Thank you.
Very clear explanation. Great job.
I'd have liked some additional written description of the hypothalamus though.
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so cool, in 10 minutes. Bu regarding the amygdala, which plays role of inhibition of your behavior by fear/anxiety. But also it plays a role in anger and violence, which are, I suppose, opposite to "inhibition" but not controlling your emotions.
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I have uepd this video is helping me understand my problem s which as you scientists of tomorrow know are relationship diff anger impulsitivty suicidal and self harm behaviour not knowing yourself hope you young ones can find a cure
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What about the Cingulate gyrus? Is it also included in the limbic system?
yes, it is. It's located in the medial frontal lobe.
I have a lot of damage to my hippocampus on both sides.
It called hippocampus sclerosis my memory is terrible and I find it hard to control my emotions as well.
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