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DESCRIPTION:A Window on the Mind: Investigating Cognitive Processing throug
 h Eye Movements\n\nDr. Dana Small\n\nDr. Dana Small is a Professor in the 
 Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry and she is the Divisional Directo
 r of Nutritional Psychiatry at Yale University. She also founded and direc
 ts the Modern Diet and Physiology Research Center. A psychologist and neur
 oscientist with graduate degrees from 9I制作厂免费\, her research foc
 uses on chemosensation and ingestive behavior in humans using neuroimaging
  combined with metabolic\, psychophysical and neuropsychological methods. 
 A major focus of current work is understanding the impact of diet on gut-b
 rain signaling\, perception and cognition. She has also established a tran
 slational - reverse translational program of research through collaboratio
 ns with colleagues working in mouse models. Dana is Past Program Chair of 
 the Society for the Study of Ingestive Behavior and Association of Chemore
 ception Sciences\, Executive Editor of the jour-nals Appetite\, Molecular 
 Metabolism and Biological Psychiatry and a member of the National Academy 
 of Sciences Board on Behavior\, Cognitive and Sensory Sciences.\n\nAbout t
 he presentation\n\nCurrent and traditional models of ingestive behavior im
 plicate the consciously perceived hedonic qualities of food as driving ove
 reating\, whereas subliminal signals arising from the gut serve to curb ou
 r uncontrolled desire for calories. However\, recent evidence suggests tha
 t the inverse is true. Evidence from human and animal models will be prese
 nted demonstrating that it is the subliminal metabolic signals that ascend
  to the brain to regulate not only food reinforcement\, but also emotional
  regulation\, perception and higher order cognitive functions. The implica
 tion is that the gut-brain axis is a promising target for behavioral and n
 eurological interventions.\n\nPanel Discussion: A multi-disciplinary panel
  will follow the presentation to advance convergence science on the multis
 cale body\, brain and society mechanisms and individual differences underl
 ying eating behavior as well as response to digital and/or physical behavi
 oral\, neurological\, nutritional\, and medical interventions over the lif
 ecourse. Insights for behavioral change and ecosystem transformation at sc
 ale for lifelong wellness and resilience will be discussed. The moderator 
 is Prof. Laurette Dub茅\, Chair and Scientific Director\, 9I制作厂免费 Centre for
  the Convergence of Health and Economics (MCCHE).\n
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SUMMARY:Brain to Society: Decision and Behavior Seminar Series with Dr. Dan
 a Small
URL:/desautels/channels/event/brain-society-decision-a
 nd-behavior-seminar-series-dr-dana-small-325322
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