Social Neuroscievce Of Atrzvhmebt Abd Trauna Flashcards
What is social connection?
The need to feel attached to others, it combats loneliness and good for learning
Survival
How are social connections, especially important for survival in early life
As well as physical, such as feeding sleep regulation hygiene, it’s emotional bonding language learning
What is the percentage of mortality rate like penis for those who are lonely since 2015
Up to 32% increase likelihood of mortality
What is social baseline theory?
 we assume we’re connected to others by default because we cannot survive a loan, so we see people as extensions of ourselves. When others give us resources, it helps us do less, but when we don’t have others, then we take on more pressure/losd 
Describe how we get back to balance when we go through a challenge
 When does a challenge we use effort.  hello stasis is a process of getting back to balance through change or effort. here we use our social connections such as reaching out for help. Finally we return to homeostasis
This needs to cool regulation of social, aloe stasis, whereby we know people will always help us, and we don’t need to regulate our homeostasis .  we are securely attached 
What happens if we don’t have a aloe, stasis social connections
 we become lonely, and have to put in more effort to regulate ourselves, such as self-help, or reaching out for help such as Samaritans. Or maladaptive behaviours, such as substance abuse
 you look intentionally like Stanley for help and it links to  Lazarus appraisal ferry of coping  
When people experiencing pain are showed photos of their partners, what happens in the brain?
There is this activation in the aversion model and more activation in the approach model compared to if they weren’t shown any photos of their partner
How does secure attachment related to the brain?
Access a buffer against stress, fear and pain, so reduce activation in the aversion module.  That part of the brain is linked to negative emotional processing.
More activation of approach, module of positivity and security
How does insecure attachment relate to the brain?
When put under EEG , attachment, avoidant participants reported greater pain when the spouse was standing next to them, of their spouse when undergoing a pain stimulation
When mothers, wishing pictures of their baby, crying, what would happen depending on their attachment style?
 Securely attached mothers would show approach module activation and insecure attached mod mothers Butt ☀️ show activation in the aversion module
What does glucose have to do with attachment devils and mothers?
 t my best, who were insecurely attached, mainly avoidant, showed lower glucose levels and greater fasting. These individuals felt more energised when they relied on themselves 
What is important to remember about trauma and disorganised attachment?
 They link, but they are not the same as disorganised attachment appears in childhood only.
Disorganise attachment is closely linked to childhood ACES such as having an alcoholic parent or extrsbe poverty,  
What are the two true or false disorganised attachment is the same as an attachment disorder?
False
What are the three adult attachment styles?
 secure, insecure, avoidant, and insecure ambivalent/anxious
What is namda about?
Disrupted attachment, then branches out later on to affect other aspects of life
It typically involves abuse or neglect whereby abuse can lead to hyper arousal I buy a person tries to avoid all kinds of harm
 neglect leads to the opposite of hypo arousal by the person, then becomes passive and overly self-sufficient
Study has even shown that those being neglected showed less activation in the approach module to rewards, and will most avoidant attached
 it’s important to note that Abi should be broken down as there are different types of abuse 
