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Dr. Edward H. Hagen's lecture challenges conventional views on depression, questioning the serotonin-centered model and suggesting depression may signal necessary change. He critiques current treatments' efficacy, emphasizing the role of social connections and personal growth in mental health. The discussion advocates for a more nuanced understanding of depression beyond chemical imbalances.
Introduction Inspired by a lecture taught by Dr. Hagen, an anthropology professor at WSU Vancouver, I decided to share my notes on evolutionary psychology. The lecture explored themes of parenting, kinship, and reciprocal altruism, offering a fascinating glimpse into the trade-offs and conflicts that shape our relationships and behavior. Parenting: Trade-offs and Investments Parenting involves …
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