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Chapter VI - Emotions
Chapter VI - Emotions
Chapter VI - Emotions
Thursday 1st January 1970
Dr. Cutten examines how chronic alcoholism impacts emotions, from evolutionary roots to potential cures like religious conversion and hypnotism.
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Get the buttons here!Emotions Unraveled: The Impact of Alcoholism on Feelings
The emotional vagaries of the drunkard take their color according to his inheritance and daily habit.
How does chronic alcoholism shape our emotions? Dr. George Barton Cutten dives deep into this question in 'The Psychology of Alcoholism'. This episode is a riveting exploration of how excessive drinking affects our emotional landscape. Starting with the evolutionary roots of emotions, Dr. Cutten explains the myriad ways in which our feelings are influenced by alcohol. He differentiates between moods and emotions, showing how a person's genetic makeup and daily habits can color their emotional responses.
Acts of kindness might even be seen as malicious by someone under the influence. Dr. Cutten also touches on the relationship between fear and alcohol misuse, referencing K. Halbroner's lecture on the topic. He delves into how emotions are acquired over generations and how blood flow impacts our emotional state. Music's retroactive effects on emotions and the debates around the physiological basis of feelings are also discussed. Wrapping up, Dr.
Cutten presents religious conversion and hypnotism as potential cures for alcoholism. This episode offers a thorough look at the complex interplay between chronic alcoholism and emotions, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding this intricate dynamic.