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#31 メンタル不調は、「2つの信号」で理解できる（乾敏郎さん編③）

EPISODE · Dec 22, 2021 · 20 MIN

#31 メンタル不調は、「2つの信号」で理解できる（乾敏郎さん編③）

from a scope ~リベラルアーツで世界を視る目が変わる~ · host NewsPicks

COTEN代表の深井龍之介さんがホストを務め、第一線で活躍する研究者を招待。リベラルアーツについて語っていきながら、私たちが生きる「この世界」を捉え直していく音声企画。第31回は、京都大学名誉教授の乾敏郎さんをゲストに迎えた、「脳科学」編の3回目。メンタル不調が発生するとき、私達の脳には何が起きているのか。トップダウン信号・ボトムアップ信号という2つをキーワードに説明される。 ＊a scope は毎週木曜・日曜に配信予定。第31回は12月23日（木）に配信します。 ▼出演： 深井龍之介（COTEN）　https://twitter.com/CotenFukai 乾敏郎（京都大学名誉教授） 野村高文（NewsPicks）　https://twitter.com/nmrtkfm ▼音声編集： 樋口聖典（BOOK）　https://twitter.com/HiguchiKi 西山直也（FUBI） https://twitter.com/nastynaoya ▼デザイン： 國弘朋佳（NewsPicks） ▼プロデューサー： 樋口聖典、野村高文 ＊深井さん、樋口さんが出演中の「COTEN RADIO」はこちらです　https://cotenradio.fm/

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