Regina Barber
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Yeah, I watched the videos. I saw them like revving it up. It really seemed like they were like so ready to go.
Okay, I'm just going to like pause you right there because I want to talk about this like anticipation because I know that there are these other studies out there indicating that there's like natural dopamine being released in these rats as they're like anticipating reward. And it seems like you're like building on these studies. Can you explain how like driving fits into all that?
Okay, I'm just going to like pause you right there because I want to talk about this like anticipation because I know that there are these other studies out there indicating that there's like natural dopamine being released in these rats as they're like anticipating reward. And it seems like you're like building on these studies. Can you explain how like driving fits into all that?
Okay, I'm just going to like pause you right there because I want to talk about this like anticipation because I know that there are these other studies out there indicating that there's like natural dopamine being released in these rats as they're like anticipating reward. And it seems like you're like building on these studies. Can you explain how like driving fits into all that?
Okay, so you mentioned that there are like physical like behavior cues that these rats are, they are experiencing this dopamine. Can you tell me a little bit?
Okay, so you mentioned that there are like physical like behavior cues that these rats are, they are experiencing this dopamine. Can you tell me a little bit?
Okay, so you mentioned that there are like physical like behavior cues that these rats are, they are experiencing this dopamine. Can you tell me a little bit?
That's amazing. And I really like this like term that you've coined this like behaviorceuticals, this idea that behaviors can alter your brain chemistry, which you're seeing like similar to pharmaceuticals. How does this work with driving rats? Like add to that line of research.
That's amazing. And I really like this like term that you've coined this like behaviorceuticals, this idea that behaviors can alter your brain chemistry, which you're seeing like similar to pharmaceuticals. How does this work with driving rats? Like add to that line of research.
That's amazing. And I really like this like term that you've coined this like behaviorceuticals, this idea that behaviors can alter your brain chemistry, which you're seeing like similar to pharmaceuticals. How does this work with driving rats? Like add to that line of research.
Yeah. And neuroplasticity, as you're saying, is like the brain's ability to like change and learn. Right. And so to sum up, like training new skills helps these rats like regulate emotions, which lowers stress, which makes their neuroplasticity stronger. Right. Like like it's a cycle.
Yeah. And neuroplasticity, as you're saying, is like the brain's ability to like change and learn. Right. And so to sum up, like training new skills helps these rats like regulate emotions, which lowers stress, which makes their neuroplasticity stronger. Right. Like like it's a cycle.
Yeah. And neuroplasticity, as you're saying, is like the brain's ability to like change and learn. Right. And so to sum up, like training new skills helps these rats like regulate emotions, which lowers stress, which makes their neuroplasticity stronger. Right. Like like it's a cycle.
Aside from like what is scientifically proven and like how similar rat's brains are to human brains, what has this work done for you like personally? Has it changed how you look at life, how you look at anticipation and about delayed gratification and working for things? Yeah.
Aside from like what is scientifically proven and like how similar rat's brains are to human brains, what has this work done for you like personally? Has it changed how you look at life, how you look at anticipation and about delayed gratification and working for things? Yeah.
Aside from like what is scientifically proven and like how similar rat's brains are to human brains, what has this work done for you like personally? Has it changed how you look at life, how you look at anticipation and about delayed gratification and working for things? Yeah.
I love it. I'm going to take this and be like, you know, you can actually think that random good things are going to happen to not just bad things.