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    n. (u.)Uncountable NounReady susceptibility to chemical change
    That stuff has high reactivity, so do not shake it

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    5 Foods That Naturally Decrease Cortisol, the Stress Hormone

    07:525 Foods That Naturally Decrease Cortisol, the Stress Hormone
    • Also, dark chocolate. It's got magnesium and it has high amounts of flavonoids which lower stress reactivity in the adrenal glands.

      Also, dark chocolate. It's got magnesium and it has high amounts of flavonoids which lower stress reactivity in the adrenal glands.

    • It's got magnesium, and it has high amounts of flavonoids which lower stress reactivity in the adrenal glands.

      It's got magnesium, and it has high amounts of flavonoids which lower stress reactivity in the adrenal glands.

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    The Neuroscience of Breath: How to Use Breathing to Control Emotions

    09:04The Neuroscience of Breath: How to Use Breathing to Control Emotions
    • In our last video we talked about moving from reactivity to resilience.

      In our last video we talked about moving from reactivity to resilience.

    • In our last video, we talked about moving from reactivity to resilience.

      In our last video, we talked about moving from reactivity to resilience.

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    How sleep affects your emotions | Sleeping with Science, a TED series

    03:41How sleep affects your emotions | Sleeping with Science, a TED series
    • Now when we looked at those people who had a full night of sleep, what we saw was a nice, appropriate, moderate degree of reactivity from the amygdala.

      Now when we looked at those people who had a full night of sleep, what we saw was a nice, appropriate, moderate degree of reactivity from the amygdala.

    • Now, when we looked at those people who'd had a full night of sleep, what we saw was a nice, appropriate, moderate degree of reactivity from the amygdala.

      Now, when we looked at those people who'd had a full night of sleep, what we saw was a nice, appropriate, moderate degree of reactivity from the amygdala.

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    POV: You Stop Letting Emotions Control You

    09:40POV: You Stop Letting Emotions Control You
    • For example, instead of, "I embarrassed myself," try, "I learned something about what triggers me." Neuroscience shows this technique lowers amygdala activation and helps regulate emotional reactivity long-term.

      For example, instead of, "I embarrassed myself," try, "I learned something about what triggers me." Neuroscience shows this technique lowers amygdala activation and helps regulate emotional reactivity long-term.

    • Neuroscience shows this technique lowers amygdala activation and helps regulate emotional reactivity long term.

      Neuroscience shows this technique lowers amygdala activation and helps regulate emotional reactivity long term.

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    Why Does My Brain Sleep?

    16:34Why Does My Brain Sleep?
    • And they look at you and they say, "Well, he just didn't sleep well last night." As if there's some universal parental knowledge that bad sleep the night before equals bad mood and emotion reactivity the next day.

      And they look at you and they say, "Well, he just didn't sleep well last night." As if there's some universal parental knowledge that bad sleep the night before equals bad mood and emotion reactivity the next day.

    • And they look at you and they say, "Well, he just didn't sleep well last night." As if there's some universal parental knowledge that bad sleep the night before equals bad mood and emotion reactivity the next day.

      And they look at you and they say, "Well, he just didn't sleep well last night." As if there's some universal parental knowledge that bad sleep the night before equals bad mood and emotion reactivity the next day.

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    Pure Reactivity vs. Reactive Tracking - Unraveling the Secrets of Aim Ep. 2

    12:24Pure Reactivity vs. Reactive Tracking - Unraveling the Secrets of Aim Ep. 2
    • Yet on the other end of the spectrum, as the difficulty and evasiveness of the Bosony scenario increase, Reactive Tracking turns into Pure Reactivity.

      Yet on the other end of the spectrum, as the difficulty and evasiveness of the Bosony scenario increase, Reactive Tracking turns into Pure Reactivity.

    • Pure Reactivity, as a category, includes the more difficult reactive scenarios, most notably LDDH.

      Pure Reactivity, as a category, includes the more difficult reactive scenarios, most notably LDDH.

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    Cognitive Neuroscience of Mindfulness Meditation

    48:54Cognitive Neuroscience of Mindfulness Meditation
    • and lots of neuroscientists are beginning to delineate where does emotional reactivity occur in the brain and emotion regulation.

      and lots of neuroscientists are beginning to delineate where does emotional reactivity occur in the brain and emotion regulation.

    • but roughly there's the limbic and paralimbic system in which there's a whole set of brain regions that detect what's personally salient and even generate emotional reactivity.

      but roughly there's the limbic and paralimbic system in which there's a whole set of brain regions that detect what's personally salient and even generate emotional reactivity.

    B1

    Feeling All the Feels: Crash Course Psychology #25

    10:51Feeling All the Feels: Crash Course Psychology #25
    • or stress, or even energy - an increase in reactivity or wakefulness that primes us for

      or stress, or even energy - an increase in reactivity or wakefulness that primes us for

    • Here, arousal can be thought of as activation, or stress, or even energy--an increase in reactivity or wakefulness that primes us for some kind of action.

      Here, arousal can be thought of as activation, or stress, or even energy--an increase in reactivity or wakefulness that primes us for some kind of action.

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    WHY Porn Changes the Brain | Science of NoFap [SFW]

    17:58WHY Porn Changes the Brain | Science of NoFap [SFW]
    • Very high cue-induced reactivity in the reward center, meaning something like seeing a bikini model while reading the news could set off strong cravings to look at internet porn.

      Very high cue-induced reactivity in the reward center, meaning something like seeing a bikini model while reading the news could set off strong cravings to look at internet porn.

    • -Very high cue-induced reactivity in the reward center - Meaning something like seeing a bikini

      -Very high cue-induced reactivity in the reward center - Meaning something like seeing a bikini

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    ADHD’s Hidden Battles (And Why Stigma Makes Them Worse)

    05:56ADHD’s Hidden Battles (And Why Stigma Makes Them Worse)
    • And over time, chronic stress weakens prefrontal connections and strengthens amygdala reactivity, making focus, memory, and

      And over time, chronic stress weakens prefrontal connections and strengthens amygdala reactivity, making focus, memory, and

    • And over time, chronic stress weakens prefrontal connections and strengthens amygdala reactivity, making focus, memory and emotional regulation even harder.

      And over time, chronic stress weakens prefrontal connections and strengthens amygdala reactivity, making focus, memory and emotional regulation even harder.

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