The Biology of Depression: The Affects of Stress
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ALL YOU ARE fools making it a big deal if it was effects or affects! Anyways this is a great video and hopefully the treatment for depression will be here within 10 years...is bipolar depression the same?
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its true, they need to develop a new model. The brain is so intense.
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Maybe they meant it as a pun... such as Affects of Stress could also imply an emotional response...
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Wow! Really excellent video. Now I have some theories, why I am suffering under a hyperstress-syndrom. I had a more or less severe kind of life event, from that point on, I am permanently alerted, although there is no real reason: Panic disorder.
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Ah, ignorance is bliss. To Affect is to influence, this is the proper word to use - effect is a noun, affect is a verb. Grammar school taught me well "arrows affected aardvark"
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It's being used as a noun, not a verb. Affect as a noun means an emotion or emotional response. The title is not necessarily an error.
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af·fect 1 (-fkt)
tr.v. af·fect·ed, af·fect·ing, af·fects
1. To have an influence on or effect a change in: Example: Inflation affects the buying power of the dollar.
I see nothing wrong with the use of Affect in ths title.
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I think It's not deliberate, the full title is 'how stress affects the brain and body', so it is about the effects of stress. If it is meant as a wordplay on affect (feeling), it isn't working, it just makes them look stupid.
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I'm sure you meant the EFFECTS of stress.
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@j24utube absolutely right'''
Lol @ the wrong use of 'affect' in title.
outofdashdwz 10 months ago 16
Not sure if anyone noticed or commented on this yet, but the title _should_ read "The Effects of Stress" as opposed to "The Affects of Stress," which is meaningless.
deviat3 1 year ago 9