Jaak Panksepp

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Neuroscientist known for work on affective neuroscience, cited in rat‑play study

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Jordan PetersonThe Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · 527. Gay Marriage, Surrogacy, Divorce & Hookup Culture | Kat... · 44:19 · Mar 2025
…And that amount of direct contact was enough to entice them into life. And then there's an immense literature that was, founded most profoundly by this animal researcher named Jaak Panksepp, who looked at the effects of maternal deprivation mostly on animal behavior, and it's cataclysmic.…
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Jordan PetersonThe Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · 523. Why We Dream, Learn, and Adapt Faster Than Any Other Sp... · 48:04 · Feb 2025
…The aim has to be voluntary. The participation has to be reciprocal. Now, Panksepp showed this with rats when they were playing because Panksepp, first of all, took a kind of dominance approach to play. He showed that if you took two juvenile rats and you paired them in an arena, they'd work to play, but that the rat that was 10% bigger across rats could re…
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Andrew HubermanHuberman Lab · How to Best Guide Your Life Decisions & Path | Dr. Jordan Pe... · 3:17:24 · Dec 2024
…I think the first time I heard you lecture in one of your YouTube lectures, you mentioned Panksepp and I thought, okay, like this guy knows the good stuff because he was the first one to talk about juvenile play as a way of exploring circuitry and social dynamics.…
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Andrew HubermanHuberman Lab · How to Best Guide Your Life Decisions & Path | Dr. Jordan Pe... · 3:17:05 · Dec 2024
…this doesn't exist yeah the closest one i ever encountered……
Jordan PetersonThe Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · 502. Angry and Red: Color as Emotion | Mark Changizi · 47:52 · Nov 2024
…But the problem with that hypothesis was that rats don't……
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