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Hello it is Jacky Barikdar

Submitted by hamsterjacky on Thu, 01/22/2009 - 8:38pm.

The first 6 years of my life, I grew up in Bangladesh, which can be considered the complete opposite of the US. My family tries to follow the traditional bengali culture's ways, but I kind of try to mix them both. As such, I can add a cultural perspective to this course. Also, I am a pre-med student, and I have very personal experience with diabetes, heart problems, and mental disorders, such as depression. As such, I can also add a medical and psychoanalytic POV to the course. I am coming into this course thinking mainly about the mental/psychological components of neurobiology, and thus, I am constantly thinking about treatments that do not necessarily include drugs.

 

3 question:

What chemical pathways and processes are influenced by pet therapy?

Why is there a great human obsession for control?

What are emotions?

 

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