Survival Mode Shift
Kay discusses how the brain prioritizes survival by shifting the balance between fear and reward pathways in response to hunger. When food is scarce, the amygdala enhances the drive for food acquisition, even overriding fear responses. This fascinating adaptability raises questions about the brain's processing of various environmental signals, particularly in social contexts, highlighting the complexity of emotional responses in daily life.In this clip
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Dr. Kay Tye: The Biology of Social Interactions and Emotions
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