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reduced affect display

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Oct 1, 2026

Daniel GospodarekGUEST
23:47
There's so much hate in this world versus just connection and acceptance of, you know, differences and diversity.
Daniel GospodarekGUEST
23:57
right so all that just festers and we see the long-term effects and chronic health concerns later in life as as those things are suppressed or avoided or even even the emotional emotional numbness and disconnection that happens with men over time especially like first responders and military because sometimes what they see even emergency room personnel right they see it they see it they see it and after a while It's just, yeah, another day at the job.
Daniel GospodarekGUEST
24:30
They lose the connection.
Zenzi SewaahHOST
24:32
They become desensitized to these things.
Vladimir MaleticGUEST
22:49
And, uh, and-
Andrew CutlerHOST
22:50
Emotional blunting
Vladimir MaleticGUEST
22:50
...
Vladimir MaleticGUEST
22:50
so that's, that's kind of the point.
Vladimir MaleticGUEST
23:41
Uh, because when we boost serotonin, uh, yes, we will diminish negative affect, but we may also compromise positive affect.
Andrew CutlerHOST
23:50
Exactly.
Vladimir MaleticGUEST
23:50
And therefore, differentiation of these two phenomena, anhedonia versus emotional blunting, becomes very important in clinical practice.
Andrew CutlerHOST
24:00
Mm-hmm.

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