The addictive brain. Episode 12, Junk food, porn, video games - addictions?
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Polk, Thad A., presenter.
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[San Francisco, California, USA] : The Great Courses, 2015., Kanopy Streaming, 2018.
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The course concludes with an exploration of other potentially addictive behaviors. Professor Polk argues that some artificial stimuli - junk food, pornography, and video games to name three - are "supernormal," meaning that they actually activate the brain's reward circuit more strongly than natural stimuli do, leading to some of the same neurological effects as drug use.
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Polk, T. A. (2015). The addictive brain . The Great Courses.

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Polk, Thad A.. 2015. The Addictive Brain. The Great Courses.

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Polk, Thad A.. The Addictive Brain The Great Courses, 2015.

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Polk, Thad A.. The Addictive Brain The Great Courses, 2015.

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