Heschl’s gyrus

Exposure of fantasies in medical research and in psychiatric research.

Sep 7, 2024

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The risk of accepting a psychiatric diagnosis is illustrated by the variant of ‘depression’, which is due to excessive inhibition in unequal relationships. Medical training conditions doctors to focus on the individual, but psychiatry requires a wider view of family and colleagues. Administrators have a bureaucratic wish to oversimplify what is complex. Psychiatrists have exaggerated…
Vocalisation.

Jul 28, 2024

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The intention to vocalise is followed by contraction of the stapedius muscles, which reduces vibrations of the stapes (stirrup) bones, and thus the transmission of sound waves through the oval windows to the inner ears. The pitch, pace, pause and power of vocalisations qualify verbalisations. Comparisons can be made within sentences and between sentences, when…