joyceandjay
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Are they done for the day? or rather week?
The repeated giggling and casual tone, considering the gravity of the situation is 100% inappropriate. :notgood:
I'm really surprised that JM hasn't objected based on that fact alone. The juror's must be scratching their heads?Is the jury supposed to forget that Jodi adamantly denied on the stand a history with a psychologist beyond a visit or two and outright denied having any formal diagnoses?
YES, ME TOO! THATS EXACTLY WHO i THOUGHT OF WHEN i SAW HIM!!!
So, even if she doesn't remember it, a shooting, 28 stab wounds and a slit throat is not self defense. What does Arizona do? The pink needle or the toasty chair?
What's wrong with bartering sex therapy for dental services? I'm sure there's a reason, but I don't see the problem. Testifying in court as an expert witness for the dentist is something else.
What's wrong with bartering sex therapy for dental services? I'm sure there's a reason, but I don't see the problem. Testifying in court as an expert witness for the dentist is something else.
What's wrong with bartering sex therapy for dental services? I'm sure there's a reason, but I don't see the problem. Testifying in court as an expert witness for the dentist is something else.
Are they done for the day? or rather week?
So, even if she doesn't remember it, a shooting, 28 stab wounds and a slit throat is not self defense. What does Arizona do? The pink needle or the toasty chair?
I soo don't get it .... anybody???????
"I don't do that many of these"...How many tests has he done?
Is someone going to carry over the post regarding Dr. Samuels being disciplined? I barely glanced at it while loading the new thread...
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&cad=rja&ved=0CEIQFjAC&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.mentalhealthconnection.org%2Fpdfs%2Fperry-handout-effects-of-trauma.pdf&ei=xUtCUZS8GOW6yAGlh4HAAw&usg=AFQjCNHPze127mwz4skaKKKsTWZMFdozZg&bvm=bv.43287494,d.aWcEffects of Trauma on Children: Perry 6
www.ChildTrauma.org
EMOTIONAL MEMORY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL HYPERAROUSAL
Unfortunately, as this event plays itself out again and again in the mind of the child, not only
will the thoughts of the event be recalled, the emotions and feelings (fear, anxiety, pain) of
being out of control and threatened will be re-experienced as well. Each intrusive thought,
nightmare and re-enactment in play also re-evokes the emotional or affective memory of
being in the midst of the threatening event.
B.D.Perry, MD,PhD
Cortex:
Cognitive Memory
Limbic:
Emotional Memory
Midbrain/Cerebellum:
Motor-Vestibular Memory
Brainstem:
State Memory
Trauma and Memory: One of the key functions of nervous tissue is to store information. All areas of the brain store information related to the functions they mediate. The cortex stores
cognitive information – names, faces, facts. The limbic system can store emotional information
– fear, pleasure, sadness. Motor-vestibular memories such as typing, playing the piano or riding
a bike are stored in other parts of the brain. In the brainstem, the anxiety or arousal states
associated with a traumatic event can be stored. The symptoms of PTSD are stored throughout
the brain in these various systems and areas. Re-exposure to cues associated with the trauma
(e.g., sights, sounds, and smells) can elicit these stored “memories” and result in the signs and
symptoms of PTSD.