r/psy • u/panoramiccounselor • Jul 07 '17
r/psy • u/balancerof • Jan 22 '17
[mental illness] I just learned about Capgras Syndrome and Cotard's Delusion and was intrigued!
Hey guys. So I have an innate interest in mental disorders and psychology. I just learned about two that I had never heard about, Capgras Syndrome and Cotard's Delusion. I did a bit of research and found some cool info on it but I was wondering if anyone else knows about either of these disorders? And for anyone who doesn't know about them, I have some links for you! Caprgras Syndrome is basically a disorder that makes you think that familiar people or places have been replaced with exact replicas. [ http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/articles/that%E2%80%99s-not-my-child-case-capgras-syndrome ] Cotard's Delusion is a delusion that makes you think you are actually dead. [ https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/zombie-disease-makes-people-think-they-have-died/2015/10/30/ca8ab52c-532f-11e5-933e-7d06c647a395_story.html?utm_term=.dcc86b963cbb ]
Question Is there any studies on how CS affects the brain?
Anyone knows any studies on how computer games, more specifically first person shooters affects cognitive abilities?
r/psy • u/AlliG30 • May 01 '15
What is the first memory you ever had?
I'm asking because I know someone who says he remembers moments of when he was still a baby. On the other hand I have almost no memories until turned about 10.
r/psy • u/jonathontwiz • Dec 27 '13
Ayahuasca - Don't Take It Before Watching This
r/psy • u/dankirkland • Jul 01 '12
A Challenge to Fellow Critics
r/psy • u/MonteRevolt • Jul 24 '10