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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/addiction-and-the-brain
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课程名称：上瘾的大脑 课程概述：该课程围绕药物及其他行为成瘾展开，讲述大脑在成瘾过程中的变化，以及这些信息如何帮助我们应对和克服成瘾。此外，还将讨论政府政策和我们对药物的脆弱性等其他话题。 课程大纲： 第一周：药物使用的背景与概述 描述：在这一周，我们将探讨药物滥用、成瘾类型及其相关行为。 第二周：药物与大脑功能 描述：在第二周，我们将了解为何某些药物具有成瘾性以及它们对大脑不同区域的影响。 第三周：药物的类别 描述：在第三周，我们将深入研究不同类型的药物及其各自的影响。 第四周：动物模型中的药物类别 描述：在第四周，我们将研究动物中的药物自我管理模型及其结果的含义。 第五周：神经传递与脑成像 描述：在第五周，我们将考虑突触传递及药物如何改变这一过程。 第六周：脆弱性：药物使用、滥用与预防 描述：在第六周，我们将探讨脆弱性这一概念，以及治疗的价值和有效性。 第七周：治疗、政策与非刑事化 描述：在第七周，我们将讨论现有的药物治疗和政府的药物政策。 第八周：药物与社会 描述：在最后一周，我们将探讨近期的鸦片类药物流行病以及医疗和娱乐性大麻的话题。
Name:The Background & Overview of Drug Use
Description:In this first week, we'll explore drug abuse, types of addictions, and the behaviors associated with them.
Name:Drugs & How the Brain Works
Description:In this second week, we'll get a glimpse at why certain drugs are addicting and how they affect different regions of the brain.
Name:Classes of Drugs
Description:In this third week, we'll take a deep dive into the different types of drugs and their individual effects.
Name:Classes of Drugs with Animal Models
Description:In this fourth week, we'll take a look at the drug self-administration model in animals and the implications of these results.
Name:Neurotransmission & Brain Imaging
Description:In this fifth week, we'll consider synaptic transmission and how drugs alter it.
Name:Vulnerability: Drug Use, Abuse, & Prevention
Description:In this sixth week, we'll have the chance to consider the concept of vulnerability and the value and effectiveness of treatment.
Name:Treatment, Policy, & Decriminalization
Description:In this seventh week, we'll explore drug treatment and government drug policies that exist.
Name:Drugs & Society
Description:In this final week, we'll explore the recent opioid epidemic as well as the topic of medical and recreational marijuana.
This is a course about addiction to drugs and other behaviors. It will describe what happens in the brain and how this information helps us deal with and overcome addiction. It will also discuss other topics, such as government policy and our vulnerability to take drugs.
