Netcees - View Single Post - brief research paper on cognitive neuroplasticity, and it's relation to Dopamine and working memory

namix · 09-20-2013, 11:10 PM

i am going to save this too Veritas -- i am going to read this weekend, cognitive psychology was my favorite subject in college and i only took it cuz i was done with my core classes and my girl was taking it lol

good shit bro - can already tell.

I did notice something out the jump as i scrolled down -- "should ADD people receive a dopamine injection"

super compelling shit man ---- I would assume that dopamine levels correlate with a stronger working memory due to the storage vs. retrieval process -- but clearly am missing a lot of context and look forward to reading this shit more than i care to admit lol. and in fact, i could see heightened dopamine levels pretty much helping anyone anytime at the end of the day i guess

the only two things we "really" like in life are dopamine and serotonine, right?

09-20-2013, 11:10 PM	#37
namix been that, done there. Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 2,259 Battle Record: 2-1 Accomplishments - OM HOF Rep Power: 85246655	i am going to save this too Veritas -- i am going to read this weekend, cognitive psychology was my favorite subject in college and i only took it cuz i was done with my core classes and my girl was taking it lol good shit bro - can already tell. I did notice something out the jump as i scrolled down -- "should ADD people receive a dopamine injection" super compelling shit man ---- I would assume that dopamine levels correlate with a stronger working memory due to the storage vs. retrieval process -- but clearly am missing a lot of context and look forward to reading this shit more than i care to admit lol. and in fact, i could see heightened dopamine levels pretty much helping anyone anytime at the end of the day i guess the only two things we "really" like in life are dopamine and serotonine, right? __________________ well fed.