The wasting away of the tissue in the limbic region includes the Amyadala and the Hippocampus, which processes emotional associations and memories. ... Wilson believed that the mishmash of the elements of human nature such as forming emotional reinforcements, learning rules, and hormonal feedback loops are a special genetic adapt ion from an early environment such as the ice age, all and all from this he felt we are compelled from our genes to basically have the same values. ...

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The characteristic symptoms of schizophrenia involved a long range of cognitive and emotional dysfunction, this include perception, inferential thinking, language and communication, behavioral monitoring, affect, fluency, and productivity of thought and speech, hedonic capacity, volition and drive and attention. ... There is an also referential delusion whereby the person believes that certain gestures, comments, passages from books, newspapers, song lyrics, or other environmental cues are specifically directed to him or her. ...

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Abstract Schizophrenia is a fascinating alternation of a brain that impacts everyday function of an unfortunate human. Schizophrenic's brain does not deter ate between fantasy and reality. The two world (real and fantasy), blend in making it hard to function in organized society. A personal experim...

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Schizophrenia Albino J. Sanchez Central Texas College Abstract Most diseases can be separated from the individual and seen as foreign intruding entities. Schizophrenia is very poorly behaved in this respect. Colds, ulcers, flu and cancer are things we get. Schizophrenic is something we are....

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