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Responding to the World

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This is your ultimate guide for understanding how we respond to the world. What are the three types of stress and the three main components of emotion?

Dr. Tarry Ahuja will answer these questions and take a closer look at the topics of emotion and stress, according to the subjects of the Foundational Concept 6 (Content Category 6c):

Theories of Emotion
The Nature of Stress

You will find quiz questions at the end of every video course to check on your learning progress. Articles and scripts will deepen your understanding of the content.

Start now and get ready for the MCAT!

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Your Educators of course Responding to the World

Tarry Ahuja, MD

Dr. Tarry Ahuja is currently a senior medical real-world evidence scientist for a major pharmaceutical company for Europe and Canada and is a lecturer at Carleton University teaching “Biological Foundations of Addictions” and “Health Psychology”.

He graduated with a PhD in Neuroscience with a specialty in electrophysiology and pharmacology from Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.

He has worked for over 10 years in the hospital setting in sleep disorders clinic working with patients and trying to better understand sleep patterns and sleep disorders. Additional, he has done over 10 years of clinical research in the areas of Alzheimer’s, stroke and ischemia with the National Research Council of Canada.

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thank you

By persis m. on 03. February 2018 for Sympathetic Nervous System – Stress (PSY)

it was very helpful and engrosing for me and it is explained in a nice and simple way.

excellent. concise

By Jose Luis F. on 31. October 2017 for Managing Stress (e.g. Exercise, Relaxation and Spirituality) – Stress (PSY)

Concise. Informative. Engaging:) Lecture was formatted to the layperson and easy to follow.

Great lecture!

By Robin S. on 05. December 2016 for Sympathetic Nervous System – Stress (PSY)

Clearly explained and very engaging. Spoke at a good pace. diagram was a useful demonstration easy to grasp and understand. Brilliant!