[PSYC 200] 5. Neurotransmitters

Introduction to Psychology (PSYC 200), Dr. Chris Grace.
Lecture #5: Neurotransmitters.
February 16, 2011.

[@RachelRawr13]

I don't know why everyone's so focused on the prayer part of each video. They're uploading FREE college lectures! That's amazing! If you like the prayer, then watch that minute or two at the beginning of each video. If you don't like the prayer, just skip that small section of time.

[@Ouijaaaah]

I paid more attention to this lecture than I did on my own university's one.

[@emmanuelatayero1963]

i am a psychology student from Nigeria, i have never being part of such an amazing lecture.... Thank you sir

[@debbiefontaine9250]

This lecture opened my eyes to what I thought I knew about neurotransmitters and the processes that our brain and body experience moment by moment... Love these lectures.

[@lisavanhal5065]

I'm a psychology student from the Netherlands. Your lectures really helped me study this subject. Thank you so much!

[@prettycaramel9237]

I'm a Psych/Mental Heath NP student, and this lecture has been an awesome review on the basics of neurotransmitters. Thank you.

[@Renku07]

Excellent professor, excellent explanations. This is how a professor should explain in class. I wish all the other professors, who doesn't know how to explain, watch this video.

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[@feliciaononye3655]

You are an excellent professor, and I am about to course in psychology. I follow your class, almost every day

[@hayatislife]

Love it! The way pathways are explained is fantastic and the keys in the images- great analogy.

[@rutharunasalam1349]

brilliant lecture so beautifully delivered by Dr Chris in a way that makes the cerebrum understand it immediately

[@user-en3bx4sl6x]

I’m a physchology student from Somalia thank you so much

[@michaelyngusmer8421]

Great professor, a lot of knowledge and wisdom... I work in the mental behavior field and a learned a lot more with this classes...Thank you so much.

[@ladydrg]

Excellent teacher and a lot of knowledge!

[@lauriecitino7874]

Oh thank you so much. First the prayer was exactly what I needed before studying!! GOD BLESS!! Your presentation was so fun and easy to understand. Much more effective than reading my text book!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to spread your knowledge!!!

[@RepentForgiveStudy]

Excellent Presentation.

[@susannye4109]

Such a beautiful prayer 🙏! ❤!

[@HollywoodFan21]

It is a great lecture about Neurotransmitters. :D

[@marcinkozik9647]

I agree interesting topic and excellent explanation.'very clearly'

[@Plantsmania88]

very well explained.... i must appreciate your style of teaching...... I have question.... does anti depression drugs and other such drugs used to treat psychological disorders does the same thing to neurotransmitters i-e block the way back, thr by helping ppl to forget depression and be happy??

[@billiejoleo3420]

just so glad that he is a man of true belief in God..love that he prays before lectures.

[@kirjkenmanaos3370]

How It is

[@marykarmengonzalez9468]

Dendrites listen, Axons talk, dendrites listen, axons talk, I love it! It should be the dendrites who gossip, lol

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[@user-en3bx4sl6x]

Thank you so much

[@LaurieCannon]

~ thank you

[@CheesecakeCaptain]

That doesn't matter. The point still stands.

[@vasilicabuculut]

He asks 3 people to raise their legs and all 3 have flip-flops. What drug are those people taking?

[@emmanuelassey2432]

gud point.

[@SadeMetsavirta]

tapped Jennifer :DD anyone?

[@tlink1993]

brodie givin a weird vibe off to the girls in the front row.

[@mannycalderari837]

if you are advanced in this topic, do not watch this video...

[@Shersarg]

For those saying the prayers are inappropriate and that God and science don't go hand in hand; don't realize how ridiculous they sound. God is the creator of ALL. If you say human biology is science, you should also take into account the fact that God created humanity and thus, everything that we are made up of. Praying for everyone's salvation..

[@zeffii]

88s of prayer at the start. Doesn't give me much hope for the next hour.

[@incidentalauditor]

It's a Christian university smart one all professors start classes with prayer

[@barry6435]

Flip flop give aways....

[@heath3546]

Excellent passion and teaching style. However , it seems teach has a negative bias toward drugs. MDMA has been proven as an effective treatment for ptsd. It will more than likely be legalized in 2024. Touting only negative effects of drugs shows bias. More balance would be helpful as these students are impressionable.

[@Calmerism]

This is not a lecture on myths but on actual science - why did he pray at the start? This not the time and place for that, completely inappropriate.

[@incidentalauditor]

Ummm BECAUSE IT'S A CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY AND GOD CREATED SCIENCE I'll pray for your salvation

[@conlawmeateater8792]

@@incidentalauditor everybody goes to heaven. God forgives.

[@incidentalauditor]

@@conlawmeateater8792 no you should really read your Bible. God only forgives those who repent. And you MUST believe in Christ to receive salvation. Unbelievers do not enter the kingdom I could give you thousands of scriptures that prove that.

[@danielv563]

Pray !!!???? The world is dead…

[@moohaali]

Be open minded dude :)

[@Sally-gu8mq]

very little science too many jokes

[@dry234hotmail]

no way someone can believe in both neurotransmitters and God.

[@Thiggman-cs6wx]

^^^^Limited mind.

[@incidentalauditor]

🙋‍♂️believes is God and neurotransmitters. And obviously so does this whole class of Christian students and their professor

[@blueshade26]

is he praying to god before he supposedly talks about scientifically proven things? does he not realize god is a completely unscientific concept and actually is the starting point of many, many massacres and horrible things in the history of the world?

[@jordanchen23]

The fact that two different disciplines have different interpretations of the same event does not mean they do not share overlaps despite differences, said differences in interpretation do not take away from the importance of the subject matter in question. Sure you can say that a person with depression is either possessed by the devil or suffers from a chemical imbalance, while one may helpful than the other depending on the circumstances. Are you trying to communicate a severe problem in their day-to-day life and advising them seek help? Or are you actually trying to fix the problem- it doesn't actually matter, they both still tell you that something is wrong with the person, which is a hell of a lot better than not being aware there's a problem in the first place, or worse, denying its existence.

[@Gatorbeaux]

Tyler- how about going to your lawrence krauss Fanboy site and bother those flunkies-- grown ups are over here---if you were educated about the questions you asked you wouldn't ask them----

[@ironmurs6903]

Tyler Schmidt it's a Christian school...

[@ironmurs6903]

TheAntropomorphe what the hell are you babbling about??

[@Nameless-st3vt]

Very retarded comment. Smh

[@chinasaozonsi7106]

his analogies are stupid,inconsistante and confusing..just teach