https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v en-us 2021-10-11 17:58:42 UTC 2021-10-19 01:58:09 UTC hello@padlet.com Shelbyc https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1819578828  Please write a brief description about why you like one of the video or maybe both. That is up to you. What was your thought of it how do you included in your practice or if it was just something that you were interested in learning.

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Thank you have have a great week. ]]> 2021-10-15 13:07:51 UTC https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1819578828 https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1820330397 I enjoyed the Tedx talk with Ryan Martin quite a bit. That was a great find! He talked about his anger research with humor and didn't get too clinical. I find his theory that we should think of anger as a healthy emotion interesting. I liked that he pointed out that most of the things that anger us are inconsequential. We should recognize that the very common provocations he mentioned are, for the most part, silly. No good comes from getting angry about them.
~ Laura Mitchell]]> 2021-10-15 19:40:46 UTC https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1820330397 tabindairam80 https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1821506079 I liked both videos. In the first video, more terms are scientific but I learned a lot about how anger is dangerous and this can cause high blood pressure and heart diseases. In the second video, I enjoyed that talk. I like this quote is "Anger is most powerful and healthy force in your life". How he described provocation in detail that was wonderful.
Thanks for sharing this information with us.

Tabinda Iram]]> 2021-10-17 00:07:42 UTC https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1821506079 Chyenne_McBean https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1825401734 Hello Shelby I really enjoyed both videos especially the first video where it shows the chemicals the brain releases when we are angry and how it can be good to be angry at times but it can be dangerous the more we hold on to it. The video also showed which part of the brain develops to help us react quickly and I didn't know there was an ancient part of the brain called the "Amygdala" it was interesting to me because Ive studied parts of the brain before but never knew there was a part of the brain in the temporal lobe called the "Amygdala". 
This information was interesting to me thank you for sharing these video's with us.

Chyenne Peynado-McBean]]> 2021-10-18 22:09:38 UTC https://padlet.com/Shelbyc/8lifo50br6vlpy1v/wish/1825401734