Neurobiology

We can see addiction in many facets of life, the most common and best known of which is addiction, addiction can be defined as a compulsive behavior of seeking and consuming the drug, loss of control to limit its use and the appearance of a negative emotional state. for not having the drug, but what […]

What is the nature of morality? This debate has been at the heart of many theorists’ discussions for decades, but is there also a neurobiology of moral sensitivity? Currently, certain skills, such as social sensitivity and cognition, are considered fundamental to the evolution of humanity; Recently, new proposals have focused on the role of emotional

Alcohol is the most commonly consumed legalized drug in the world, creates a heavy social and economic burden in society and is likely to cause physical and psychological dependence. According to WHO, alcoholism affects 140 million people worldwide and is the fifth leading cause of premature death. There are many diseases associated with its use,

Psychopath neurobiology tells us that these people’s brains work differently, in addition to the lack of empathy, there are other unique factors that would leave a characteristic mark on this 1% of the population that, according to experts, could present clearly significant psychopathic traits. It is possible that the moment we hear the word psychopathy,

Child abuse is now considered a major public health problem, so in recent decades there has been a rapid process for trying to understand the effects of exposure to traumatic experiences in childhood psychopathology (1), but how does trauma neurobiology develop? In recent years, clinical research has focused on explaining the impact of on-time traumatic

The neurobiology of intuition exists and reveals something very interesting: many of our decisions are based on intuition. After all, intuition is nothing more than that inner voice that is in contact with our identity and the essence of everything we experience, feel and experience, so by giving space to our intuitive side we benefit

Attachment is a characteristic of mammals. Therefore, the study on the neurobiology of human attachment is also based on animal research. According to recent research, attachment appears to be based on interference from oxytocin and dopamine in the striatum. What seems definitive is that, throughout life, the different human attachments share the neurobiology on which

The neurobiology of resilience is the field of study that explains, from a biological point of view, one of the most fascinating processes of the human being, in this process people are able to successfully face stressors derived from adverse situations, to better adapt to a complex reality, also investing in emotional health and reducing