Emotion connects psych paths everyone in between and couple of quick notes before we get started now is a great time to silence cell phone, please feel free to use for social Media Purposes if you would like make sure theyre not going to make any noise. Secondly when we get to the question and answer period, after theyve talked together for roughly half an hour, we are recording both for our in store using a and for cspan booktv so if you have a question which we highly encourage step up to mic that is over her and b make sure it is, in fact, a question. [laughter] ask you to fold up your chairs however we have our nerds trivia this evening so please leave chairs where they are. Now time for fun stuff in fear factor alabama reports using to discover what happens when brain in the brain to make some people respond to the fear of others while some remain indifferent the answer published for first time lies which controls response to a memory of the emotion especially fear combining lab w
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My involvement with the project is how many people were involved. You hear the discussion that this had to happen on the ground and there was this opportunity transfer and historians were doing this, it was remarkably a collective effort that is different from what history professors often do, which is teacher class, write an article. That stood out. What is your background and history . Host what is your background i and history . Dr. Masur i began in the american studies field. I had a historian buried inside of me. I want to know why we are the way we are now and we came to the understanding that we know something about history. A very curious about the past. I feel like there are a lot of puzzles to put together. I think in the end what you are often learning about is why we get here. Host reconstruction, what do we need to know about . It is very misunderstood. Host why . Dr. Masur we can say that it was defeated by white southerners who never wanted it, never agreed with it, and