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A Neurobiologist’s GuideTo Mind Manipulation

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“Intra-LA infusions of garcinol impair training-related acetylation of histone H3 and fear memory consolidation.”My Papers

Casey’s Research

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Overview

A. Cognitive Restructuring B. Psychological Safety

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Part A Cognitive Restructuring

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1. Inner vs Outer Brain2. Brain as a System 3. Downward Spiral 4. CBT background 5. How to CBT

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LeDoux’s Dual Pathway

Inner vs Outer Brain

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Feelings

Limbic System“inner brain”

“low road”FAST ~ms

Thoughts

Cortex“outer brain”

“high road”

SLOW ~s

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1. Inner vs Outer Brain 2. Brain as a System3. Downward Spiral 4. CBT background 5. How to CBT

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An Engineer’s System

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automatic response“mindful”

deliberate response

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Inputs

- stimuli from the environment - spontaneous thoughts- spontaneous emotions- current bodily state

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Hangry

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1. Inner vs Outer Brain 2. Brain as a System 3. Downward Spiral4. CBT background 5. How to CBT

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How do we fix this?

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1. Inner vs Outer Brain 2. Brain as a System 3. Downward Spiral 4. CBT background5. How to CBT

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Depression Anxiety

Bipolar disorder Eating disorders Schizophrenia

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Mental Illnesses

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Cognitive BehavioralTherapy Training

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Everyone benefits from understanding thoughts &

emotions better

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However: - it’s uncomfortable at first - it takes time - it takes energy

but you can power through :)

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1. Inner vs Outer Brain 2. Brain as a System 3. Downward Spiral 4. CBT background 5. How to CBT

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npm install constant-introspection debugging tool

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1. Notice input 2. Process thoughts & emotions 3. Choose response

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automatic response“mindful”

deliberate response

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1. Whoop!

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2a. Process Emotions

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Expand emotional vocabulary

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Processing Techniques

- write them out - talk about them

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View emotions as data

non-judgmentally

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2b. Process Thoughts

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Now we have emotion data

observe how emotions affect thoughts

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Maladaptive Cognitions

or

Unhelpful Thoughts

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1. Notice inputs 2. Process thoughts & emotions

3. Choose response

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Other Tools

Joyable (app) Therapist

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Questions? Emotion in the Brain

Cognitive Restructuring

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Part B Psychological Safety

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PsycSafe vs

“Safe Space”

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PsycSafety shared belief held by members of a team that the team is safe for interpersonal risk-taking

- Amy Edmondson

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Project Aristotle (Google)

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Failed Correlations

personality types skills

backgrounds management style

Successful Correlations

“group norms” ->

“PsycSafe” team attributes

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PsycSafe Traits 1. conversational turn-taking 2. average social sensitivity (~= empathy)

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PsycSafe

higher collective IQ

non-PsycSafe

lower collective IQ

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Improving PsycSafety

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1. Conversational Turn-Taking 2. Decrease Riskiness

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Earned Dogmatism Effect Frame as learning

Acknowledge fallibility Ask many questions Declare unknowns

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Earned Dogmatism Effect

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Framing

learning opportunities >execution problems

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Acknowledge Own Fallibility

“I may miss something — I need to hear from you.”

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Model Curiosity ask many questions

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Declare Unknowns

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Earned Dogmatism Effect Frame as learning

Acknowledge fallibility Ask many questions Declare unknowns

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1. Conversational Turn-Taking 2. Decrease Riskiness

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Propinquity Vulnerability Validation

Depersonalize Ideas Task vs Relationship (PEARLS)

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Propinquity

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Vulnerability

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Validation recognition and acceptance of another person's thoughts,

feelings, sensations, and behaviors as understandable

(whether or not you agree)

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1. Be Present 2. Accurate Reflection 3. Mind Reading 4. Context: their background 5. “anyone would” 6. Radical Genuineness

Validation Levels

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Depersonalize Ideas

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Task Channel vs Relationship Channel

PEARLS

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PEARLS

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Propinquity Vulnerability Validation

Depersonalize Ideas Task vs Relationship (PEARLS)

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1. Conversational Turn-Taking 2. Decrease Riskiness

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Questions?

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Yay! fin

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Bonus Content

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Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response.

In our response lies our growth and freedom.

- Viktor Frankl

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Anxiety a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease,

typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome.

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Rumination compulsively focused attention on the symptoms of one's distress, and on its possible causes and

consequences, as opposed to its solutions

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Haidt’s Elephant Model

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Post-hocRationalization

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More about Joyable (app)

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Social Sensitivity“Reading the Mind in the Eyes”