Exercise and Anxiety [0.03%]
运动与焦虑
Kevin M Crombie,Patrick J O&#x;Connor
Kevin M Crombie
Anxiety disorders are among the most commonly diagnosed mental health disorders in the United States - affecting over 40 million adults per year. Although anxiety disorders are commonly treated via psychotherapy and/or pharmacotherapy, ther...
Pharmacological Properties of Psychedelics with a Special Focus on Potential Harms [0.03%]
psychedelics的药理特性及其潜在危害
Friederike Holze,Matthias E Liechti,Felix Müller
Friederike Holze
Psychedelics are a group of substances within the heterogeneous class of hallucinogenic drugs. Via binding to the serotonin (5-HT) 2A receptor, psychedelics exert profound alterations in various mental domains, including sensation, cognitio...
Understanding Alcohol Consumption and Its Antecedents and Consequences in Daily Life: The Why and the How [0.03%]
理解日常生活中的饮酒行为及其动因和后果：知其然，知其所以然
Dominic Reichert,Sarah Brüßler,Markus Reichert et al.
Dominic Reichert et al.
Most of the scientific research on alcohol consumption behavior in humans is laboratory-based, as reflected by the ratio of laboratory vs. real-life contributions to this handbook. Studies in daily life, although having a long history in ad...
Kelan Thomas
Kelan Thomas
As psychedelics are being investigated for more medical indications, it has become important to characterize the adverse effects and pharmacological interactions with these medications. This chapter will summarize what is known about the to...
Katherine Schaumberg,Lauren Pictor,Max Frank
Katherine Schaumberg
While exercise is generally associated with positive health outcomes, in the context of eating disorders, exercise has high potential to become maladaptive. Maladaptive exercise is compelled or compulsive in nature for the purposes of weigh...
John S Raglin,Jacob B Lindheimer
John S Raglin
This chapter describes the placebo effect in the context of physical activity and mental health. Following a brief historical overview, definitions for placebos, placebo effects, and related terminology are discussed. Next, three major meth...
Brandon L Alderman,Hannah M Perdue,Amber H Sarwani
Brandon L Alderman
Depression is among the world's leading causes of disability and accounts for a significant loss of life. Despite large investments in research for antidepressants and psychotherapies, non-response, partial response, and small effects remai...
Anthony C Hackney
Anthony C Hackney
The intent of this chapter is to provide a basic overview and explanation of the neuroendocrine system responses to an exercise session in healthy adults. Specifically, the physiologic mechanisms for inducing the hormonal responses of this ...
Ameera Azar,Troy Hubert,Thomas G Adams et al.
Ameera Azar et al.
Fear conditioning paradigms have been studied for over 100 years and are of great interest to the behavioral and clinical sciences given that several safety learning processes (e.g., extinction learning and recall) are thought to be fundame...
Noam Ygael,Abraham Zangen
Noam Ygael
Currently available therapeutic modalities for alcohol use disorder (AUD) produce limited effect sizes or long-term compliance. Recent methods that were developed to modulate brain activity represent potential novel treatment options. Vario...