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Matilda Likaj
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The Dynamic Structure of Brain and Plasticity in OCD.
Obsessive compulsive disorder is known as one of the most tiring mental health disorders to experience. Individuals suffering from this disease have thought patterns that they are obsessed with and have an internal motivation to act according to avoid or follow these thought patterns. Regular beh..., 2024
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Obsessive compulsive disorder is known as one of the most tiring mental health disorders to experience.Individuals suffering from this disease have thought patterns that they are obsessed with and have aninternal motivation to act according to avoid or follow these thought patterns. Regular behaviorsdeveloped by OCD patients to cope with their feelings of fear and anxiety are called compulsions. Whilecompulsive movements provide momentary relief, they do not ensure a definitive solution. At this point,neuroplasticity, which is the dynamic adaptation ability of the brain, opens the door to some studies thatcan be done on patients with OCD. Obsessive compulsive disorder has associated regions and circuitsin the brain. Abnormal fronto-striatal circuitry activity is observed to be parallelly influenced bydopaminergic and serotonergic modulations for most compulsive behaviors. Neuroimaging studieshighlight the importance of the orbitofrontal cortex and the caudate nucleus, underscoring thesignificance of developing psychiatric and neurological treatment methods in this direction. Researchon brain regions related to obsessive-compulsive symptoms has advanced pharmacological and CBTtherapies for OCD, alongside developments in the field of plasticity. Examples of brain plasticity includedeep brain stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and cortical-brainstem plasticity. Deep brainstimulation involves electrodes implanted into neural regions like the subthalamic nucleus and caudatenucleus to deliver stimuli. Transcranial stimulation induces the induction of electric currents capable ofactivating local neural circuits through a magnetic field created by a conductive coil. Research oncortical and brainstem plasticity in primates shows that limbic regions induce OCD symptoms. Suchplasticity applications are adding new dimensions to the treatment processes of OCD patients.
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Kiriaki Korina Sfakiotaki
This paper is part of a research project aimed at investigating and analysing the innovations, changes and influences initiated by the Hellenic Open University of Greece., which is the only one that exclusively offers education through the distance education model and has influenced the way and methodology of providing short or long study programs by higher education institutions. Due to the large offer of distance education programs (hereafter from D.E), there is a concern regarding the implementation practices of this education model by conventional higher education institutions in areas that make up the physiognomy and the pedagogy of the DE. The purpose, goals, and innovative elements of H.O.U. are presented initially. & the changes in offering quality curriculum provision. In addition, its influences in fourteen H.E.I of conventional education in relation to her physiognomy from DE. Finally, indicative groups of questions are recorded, which will be asked to the teaching staff of both the H.O.U and conventional higher education institutions in Greece to study the research results in depth. The research so far has been carried out at a bibliographic level, as well as a study of the information provided by the universities through their web pages. The interviews with the teaching staff are considered necessary so that the practical effect of distance education on conventional structures in the country becomes apparent.
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