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Brooke Miller
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Introduction to Psychology with Khan Style Videos (KSV). Help get through your AP or intro class, review for tests, or just learn concepts that are interesting to you.
Brooke Miller is a PhD Student in Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin where she studies authenticity and the role that authenticity plays in informal science education. Brooke has taught at the college level using the "flipped classroom" model, replacing standard lectures with custom online content and in-classroom activities. Brooke also works as a Health and Medicine content creator at Khan Academy where she designs and creates video content related to the social sciences.
The mission of Khan Academy is to provide a world-class education for anyone, anywhere. All Khan Academy content is available for free at www.khanacademy.org.
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Brooke Miller is a PhD Student in Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin where she studies authenticity and the role that authenticity plays in informal science education. Brooke has taught at the college level using the "flipped classroom" model, replacing standard lectures with custom online content and in-classroom activities. Brooke also works as a Health and Medicine content creator at Khan Academy where she designs and creates video content related to the social sciences.
The mission of Khan Academy is to provide a world-class education for anyone, anywhere. All Khan Academy content is available for free at www.khanacademy.org.
ua-cam.com/users/khanacademymedicine
www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/mcat
Schemas, assimliation, and accommodation
What are Schemas? What are assimilation and accommodation and how do they help us understand the world around us?
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Treating depression with antidepressants
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How do antidepressants treat depression? What are the side effects of different antidepressants? Covers MAOIs, TCAs, and SSRIs
Treatments for Bipolar Disorder
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What are the different ways we treat Bipolar Disorder?
Risk factors for Bipolar Disorder
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What are the biological, psychological, and environmental risk factors for Bipolar Disorder?
Types of depression and bipolar disorder in the DSM5
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What are the different types of depression and bipolar disorder and what are the differences between them? Includes a discussion of Major Depressive Disorder, Persistent depressive disorder (dysthymia), Seasonal affective disorder, postpartum depression, Bipolar 1 and 2, cyclothymia, PMDD, and disruptive mood dysregulation disorder.
Treatments for depression: psychological therapies
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What are some of the different therapies that are used to treat depression? What are the similarities and differences between them? Which therapies are the most effective?
Diagnosing Bipolar Disorder
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What is Bipolar Disorder? What are the symptoms of Bipolar Disorder? How is it diagnosed?
Diagnosing Depression
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How do clinicians diagnose depression? What are some of the symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder as listed in the DSM5?
Drug use prevention: school programming and protective factors
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What are some ways that we can prevent drug use and abuse?
Drug use prevention part 1: government and school programming
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What are some ways that society tries to prevent drug use and abuse? What does the government do? What is school anti-drug programming like? How successful is this programming?
How does substance use develop into substance abuse?
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How does substance use develop into substance abuse?
Why do some people (but not others) develop substance-use problems?
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Why do some people (but not others) develop substance abuse problems? Is there a way we can determine who will develop them?
How (and why) do people progress from substance use to substance abuse
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Why do only a small percent of substance users develop substance abuse problems? How does substance use develop into substance abuse?
How do we measure the dangers of drugs?
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Which substances are the most dangerous? How do we decide which substances are the most dangerous?
The development of substance use: Why do people use legal and illegal substances?
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How does substance use develop? Why do people use legal and illegal substances? How is substance use maintained after it develops?
Risk factors for drug use and drug abuse
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Risk factors for drug use and drug abuse
Which drugs are the most dangerous?
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Which drugs are the most dangerous?
Introduction to Psychology: Depression and Bipolar Disorder
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Introduction to Psychology: Depression and Bipolar Disorder
Introduction to Psychology: Depression and Major Depressive Disorder
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Introduction to Psychology: Depression and Major Depressive Disorder
Introduction to Sociology: Health and healthcare disparities in the US
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Introduction to Sociology: Health and healthcare disparities in the US
Introduction to Psychology: Twin studies and adoption studies
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Introduction to Psychology: Twin studies and adoption studies
Introduction to Psychology: Brain changes during adolescence
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Introduction to Psychology: Brain changes during adolescence
Introduction to Psychology: A closer look at the Stanford Prison Experiment
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Introduction to Psychology: A closer look at the Stanford Prison Experiment
Introduction to Psychology: Zimbardo and The Stanford prison experiment
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Introduction to Psychology: Zimbardo and The Stanford prison experiment
Introduction to Sociology: Organizations and Bureaucracies
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Introduction to Sociology: Organizations and Bureaucracies
Introduction to Sociology: Evolution and human culture
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Introduction to Sociology: Evolution and human culture
Introduction to Sociology: Mass Media
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Introduction to Sociology: Mass Media
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THANK YOU!! I would often get confused about the type of neurons and where they were and it was surprisingly hard to find info on it but you cleared it right up!!!
Super refreshing that she mentioned only male and female as gender. Why can’t it be like this anymore
Great video. Ty!
this is brilliant thank you
I've reviewed about 12 videos for my class. This one got across the most information in the most understandable way. Towards the middle and end of the video, the presenter goes into detail about variations in environment that can make a difference.
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I agree with everyone! This is one of the best videos explaining this!
ha ha ha! "cellular housekeeping"!
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THANK YOU! Best video on this topic so far
Excellent job ❤
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You are a life saver! How you juxtaposed the micro and the action is so clear! Thank you!
very interesting
thanks for sending me here megan
Very very helpful
thank you a lot for the information, helps a lot.
thank you very much wohooo lol
is it wierd taht i use all of these drugs includoing fentynly
Thank you for explaining each category in further depth! That helped me understand my reading for my brain and behavior psychology course!
Sent here by my college class
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Thanks for the video ..find it much easier to follow your explanation
Now I understand the impact of placebo
So how come 20-21 are both included in adolescence and young adulthood?
"I don't know where I am going with all this." What? Not cool to say that at the end. I learned more from a Google search while watching the video!
You should talk about long lasting side effect even after the discontinuation of the drug such as PSSD !
What are you using to screen record your lectures?
Cool obvious theft from @khanacademy
This is so awesome and explanatory! Thank you!
I think I have Cyclothymia because since 2021 I've been having Hypomanic symptoms and then just- depression. When i was younger a mostly experienced Hypomania but more recently I've been experiencing short periods of depression. I just thought I was depressed and my ADHD was being weird but i could have Cyclothymia and my Mum does have Bipolar II and it definitely would make sense for me or my siblings to have a mood disorder or be neurodivergent I'm still 99.99% sure i have Cyclothymia and at first I looked in to Bipolar and was like "OH GOD-" then I looked in to Cyclothymia and was like "Nvm- wait." But I've been very emotional the past 2 years and everyone is like "GeT oVeR iT yoUr fAkInG HaVInG ADHD aNd whAtEvER cRap YOu hAve FOr aTTEnTIOn" but... If I'm doing it for attention... WHERE'S THE ATTENTION??? 😃 Anyways i honestly do think i could have Cyclothymia and i can't really explain everything but- yeahhhh..... 🙂
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This video vastly over-represents the efficacy of Lithium Carbonate. It is useful for only one in seven sufferers of Bipolar disorder. Moreover as you point out in detailing side-effects it varies between highly toxic to highly destructive. If it was developed currently it would never get past the FDA. Persistent use destroys the kidneys, breaks down the liver and negates the memory and personality. I should know - I have been on it nearly twenty years and my memory is like a sieve and it used to be extraordinary. I also feel I am only a fraction of the person I used to be. Use it at your peril!
Nice video. Never stop medication abruptly but taper off gradually in 2-3 months after medical guidance. As much as possible avoid Alprazolam and benzodiazepines as they are habit forming. To feel better reduce overthinking negative thoughts. Be careful what you feed your mind. Avoid comparing yourself with others, avoid storing bottled up emotions, reduce watching negative social media and avoid constipation as it affects the mind. Your breathing is closely related to the brain [mind] and gives relief from stress and overthinking. For a relaxed mind observe the sensations of your incoming--outgoing breath at the entrance of the nostrils and within the nostrils for 10-15 minutes or more. You can sit on a chair or lay down anywhere, be as still as possible, eyes closed but no deep breathing. Don’t fight your thoughts. Make it a lifetime habit to observe your breath before sleep, when travelling, when reading, at the workplace etc, if needed with eyes open. Best wishes--Counsellor.
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What these videos don't say is that antidepressants are neurotoxic.....
That's funny! When I was in college (1993) I had an exam on this stuff and decided I'd just draw it out on a graph exactly like this. I'm sure many others have done it but I hadn't seen it. I felt I was being creative but wasn't sure if my professor would be accepting. We're all nerds so he loved it! lol. Thanks for sharing.
Are all of your Videos licensed under the Craetive Commons license? I am teaching a course and find these short videos very helpful. I noticed some are marked as Creative Commons and others are not. It would benefit my students if I could share these. Thank you.
my professor used these links :3
Entering(submersion 3 times with a certain prayer and crossing yourself) in water springs of orthodox saints (which are near or in monasteries)give very much power and sureness to people with depression, panic attacks, schizofrenia and other soul illnesses (which are inherited or from sins) till the day of eucharisty which heals all soul illnesses. There are some springs of mother of God Maria that heal soul illnesses. If you have misfortune, illnesses, impotence , you can have a dialog only with the same person ( in the purpose of making a relationship) or you can have with no one a dialog etc. it may be from sorcery spells. In Zlatari church in Bucharest (Romania) in every Wednesday there is read by the priest an acathist to st. Ciprian and st. Justine from sorcery spells, curses and all demons deeds. This prayer can be ordered in any other orthodox church if you are baptised orthodox, you have to write your name as you were baptised also the name of the prayer to be read by the priest and the date when it should be read and give it to the person in charge, ordinarily he/she is located in the church at a special stand near the entrance.
SSRI is not as effective as MAOIs
okay my doctor was explaining this but i didnt understand anything!! your video helped me a lot lol i understood in 3 min
Please research Robert Whitaker before taking any antidepressant medication. He was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize in his work on the subject. Antidepressants can work up to three or four years and then you’re worse off than you were and dependent on medication and now with side effects. His evidence based medicine research is world renowned and published. He has two books. ‘Anatomy of an epidemic’, and ‘mad in America’. Please read and be informed before doing this to your brain and body.
thank you mom
I couldn't use MOI . I vomit. I couldn't use TCA . I vomit. I only use SNRI cymbalta 120 mg and after 2.months it stars to make vomit. I do to ow what i have problem
Oben, To feel better reduce overthinking negative thoughts. Be careful what you feed your mind. Avoid comparing yourself with others, avoid storing bottled up emotions, reduce watching negative social media and avoid constipation as it affects the mind instantly. Your breathing is closely related to the brain [mind] and gives relief from stress and overthinking. For a relaxed mind observe the sensations of your incoming--outgoing breath at the entrance of the nostrils and within the nostrils for 10-15 minutes or more. You can sit on a chair or lay down anywhere, be as still as possible, eyes closed but no deep breathing. Don’t fight your thoughts. Make it a lifetime habit to observe your breath before sleep, when travelling, when reading, at the workplace etc, if needed with eyes open. Best wishes--Counsellor.
Thank you for this video :) I do have a question that popped in my head thoough.. You mentioned that Behavioral science is particularly limited to people. So I was thinking, what about ANIMALS? There are studies done on animal behavior too right? Then I checked Google. Which said: "The study of nonhuman animals has actually played a huge role in psychology, and it continues to do so today." So would animal psychology study be in category two or three?
wow ms Miller . this is good. thankyou👍👍👍👍
How can I copy this link and share with my class
just click the share button and press and "copy" and then paste & send the link wherever you wanna send it
Psychology is a social science. But psychology interacts with all other sciences and give birth to new fields, For example, Biopsychology, Consumer psychology, Engineering psychology etc. This interaction makes Psychology an interdisciplinary science. Please scale my opinion.
Thank you so much.. u did a great job
NDRIs and NDRAs with a significant dopaminergic component will probably never be used to treat depression. They are too similar to drugs of abuse like amphetamine and cocaine and come with the same associated risks - an altered mental state, tolerance development and addiction, increased risk of psychosis. In prolonged use: anhedonia.
That’s not true. Why is Wellbutrin used for depression and it’s a NDRI.
@@eminaalihodzic6478 Wellbutrin (Bupropion) does not have a significant dopaminergic component. It's main mechanism of action is norepinephrine reuptake inhibition, while it's action as a DRI is comparatively minor - same goes for Venlafaxine (which despite this still has some reported incidents of patients snorting it or overdosing it on purpose in order to get high). Medications with the main focus on Dopamine reuptake inhibition have already been researched since the 60s/70s. Most of them didn't even finish their development cycles/approval studies, while others were retracted from the market again, due to having a significant abuse potential, and other unwanted side effects (i.e. Amineptine). With this mechanism of action, you're basically creating substances with effects similar to Amphetamine, Methamphetamine and Cocaine and you're also leaving the territory of mechanisms suitable for treating depression. The next best thing (Modafinil, a weak, selective DRI) is used to mitigate cognitive symptoms and promote wakefulness in patients with dementia, which is already a totally different indication.