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PBS: The Mind, Episode 4: Addictions
 
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PBS: The Mind, Episode 4: Addictions

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Episode 4 Addictions in the past few years, new concepts have emerged about how the human brain operates. Scientists are learning how the mind changes over time, what affects its operations, where specific activities in the brain occur, how the human brain differs from the brains of other animals and much more. This series introduces you to current knowledge about the mind and such fundamentals as the sense of self, language, memory, dysfunction and the unconscious. Follow world famous scientists at work on case studies and experience the unusual process of investigation and discovery. Experiments with persons suffering from heroin, alcohol, nicotine, food or gambling addictions provide unusual insight into the nature of the mind. In this episode, scientists explain the reasons for the pain of withdrawal. Recent studies on the mind's capacity for chemical dependency are detailed, revealing a complex and delicate balance within the brain.

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