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Moving Beyond Fear and Anxiety
Pre-course materials
Course welcome
Reactivity : The Lighten Up Approach
Frustration Revision & Crash Course (358:55)
Sensitivity & Responsiveness Crash Course Part 1 (86:49)
Sensitivity & Responsiveness Crash Course Part 2 (99:55)
The Resilience Roadmap Part 1 (104:54)
The Resilience Roadmap Part 2 (99:14)
The Resilience Roadmap Part 3 (115:55)
Module 01: Thinking & Theoretical Considerations
Module 1: introduction (22:27)
Definitions of canine fear and anxiety (40:26)
The medical model of fear and anxiety (47:00)
A history of scientific thinking about the animal experience (64:06)
What is an emotion anyway? (64:39)
The constructivist and dispositional models of emotions (61:26)
The Research Domains project (46:39)
The neuroethological approach (116:37)
The Lighten Up definition of fear, anxiety, panic & phobias (72:32)
Ethical considerations of fear and anxiety (44:26)
Module 1: plenary (18:39)
Module 02: Biology, Ethology & Behaviour
Module 2: Introduction (23:04)
The neuroscience of fear and anxiety (145:11)
The biology of fear and anxiety beyond the brain (46:01)
Inhibitory processes (62:22)
Innate / Phylogenetic species-specific fears (64:27)
Startle responses & reflexes (57:29)
Habituation (56:05)
Sensitisation (50:12)
Issues with today's gold standard approaches (54:35)
Module 2: plenary (10:23)
Module 03: Learned behaviours and fears
Module 3: introduction (6:03)
Trait vs state anxiety and fear (67:10)
Heritable factors of fear (64:15)
Canine fear, heritability and behaviour (57:48)
Contextual fear and cued fear (52:56)
An overview of learned fears (35:28)
Creation of fear in the lab (54:18)
Pavlovian extinction of fear in the lab (46:43)
Operant avoidance in the lab (57:26)
Not all stimuli are created the same (45:54)
Social facilitation and socially acquired anxiety and fear (63:41)
Developmental aspects of fear and anxiety (33:20)
Emotion regulation (63:16)
Module 3: plenary (9:07)
Not all stimuli are created the same
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