A Personal Study of the Physiological Foundation(s) of Risk-Taking / Danger-Seeking Behavior
Contents
- Announcing A New Paper
- A Perilous Relief – Introduction
- Conventional Wisdom About Risk-Taking/Danger-Seeking Behavior
- Risks I Took that Turned out Well
- Risks I Took that I Barely Escaped
- Risks I Took that Turned Out Badly
- I Would Like to Think I Know How to Learn
- Because Extreme Duress Makes Me Feel Better
- Wired to Survive
- When Survival Backfires
- Bliss From Within – The Glory of Endogenous Opioids
- The Magic of “Analgesic Stress”
- The Physical Backdrop(s) of My Risk-Taking Behavior(s)
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March 7, 2009 at 12:12 pm
Stepping away for a few days… « Broken Brain - Brilliant Mind
[...] a long walk. Get some sleep. Just take care of myself. I’m actually making good headway on my research about the physiological bases for risk-taking and danger-seeking behavior, but I need some uninterrupted time to focus on my reading, so I have a clue what I’m talking [...]
March 7, 2009 at 12:21 pm
A Perilous Relief - Wired to Survive « Broken Brain - Brilliant Mind
[...] A Perilous Relief [...]
June 7, 2009 at 4:32 am
A Perilous Relief – The Physical Backdrop(s) of My Risk-Taking Behavior(s) « Broken Brain – Brilliant Mind
[...] A Perilous Relief – Table of Contents [...]