Dr Jessica Eccles

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438 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4 May

Dr Jessica Eccles’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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So Hugo Critchley, who I work with, he did this really elegant experiment where he put people in the brain scanner and they played them, they showed them pictures
And they played into the participants ears.
They were told that it was their heart rate so that they were hearing their heart beating.
And so they look at all of these images.
They're hearing their heart rate.
And sometimes without knowing that sound was sped up.
false physiological feedback.
And when people thought their heart was racing, they rated emotional images as more intense, even if they were neutral.
So basically the body is a context setter for our emotions.
So if we were able to
to regulate the body.
And we've done research, you know, that shows that for neurodivergent people, emotion regulation is linked to a sense of sort of uncertainty about where you are in space, which is more common in people with flexible joints.
But if we were to improve the body, we might be able to improve motion regulation.
which I think is quite encouraging because some of the narrative sort of feels, you know, sort of doomed to always feel this way.
And I think there is actually hope that we might be, that there are things that people can do that can improve their emotional experiences.
Of course, the washing machine of woes.
I think that, does the daughter have ADHD?
Or is this just out of the blue?
I suppose I'm thinking about it in terms of the sort of support that you would provide.
So I don't think you would necessarily dash to think, oh, my child has RSD, but you would notice that as a pattern, right?
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