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I know it is irrational but I'm terrified of flying, I keep telling myself that planes are safe but it doesn't work I'm just very scared. I'm happily married and my husband and I would like to travel but I just can't even plan a trip because all I can think of is the plane ride. Is there any hope for someone like me, could I loose my fear and how ?

I need to translate this for school, but my Spanish is not so good and I want for it to make sense when I translate it and somehow it doesn't, I know it's a pain as this document is very long, but if someone out there are bored and would like to help me I would really appreciate it, thank you so much in advance.

Atkinson Pain Research Laboratory, Barrow Neurological Institute, 350 West Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85013, USA

These findings indicate that the

human feeling of pain is both a distinct sensation and a

motivation – that is, a specific emotion that reflects

homeostatic behavioral drive, similar to temperature,

itch, hunger and thirst.

Homeostasis, as elucidated by Cannon [6], is a dynamic

and ongoing process comprising many integrated mechanisms

that maintain an optimal balance in the physiological

condition of the body, for the purpose of survival. In

mammals, these include autonomic, neuroendocrine and

behavioral mechanisms. Homeostasis is commonly

regarded as maintaining salt, energy, oxygen and water

levels, but Cannon recognized that a change in any one

condition usually affects several measures and elicits

integrated, hierarchically organized homeostatic

responses that restore an optimal balance. Changes in

the mechanical, thermal and chemical status of the tissues

of the body – stimuli that can cause pain – are important

first of all for the homeostatic maintenance of the body.

It is particularly instructive to compare the homeostatic

function of thermoregulation with pain for two reasons.

First, it has long been known that pain and temperature

are processed together in the mammalian CNS, even

though the basis – their underlying commonality as

aspects of homeostasis – has only recently been recognized.

Second, like pain, innocuous temperature sensation

(e.g. cool or warm) has traditionally been considered a

discriminative and exteroceptive capacity: we typically

project thermal sensations to the object we are touching or

to the environment, even though it is really changes in the

temperature of the skin (and the body core) that are

reported by thermosensory afferents [7]. Nevertheless,

non-painful thermal stimuli inherently produce an affective

motivation, a ‘feeling’ of pleasantness or unpleasantness

that depends on physiological context, and they

generate reflexive autonomic adjustments. These aspects

directly signify the homeostatic role of temperature

sensation.

In fact, the regulatory function of thermal sensibility is

its primordial role. All animals thermoregulate. Amoeba,

gastropods, fish and lizards all rely on metabolic and

behavioral thermoregulatory mechanisms. Homeothermic

mammals additionally regulate body temperature by

modulating autonomic (cardiorespiratory) activity, which

differentially controls blood flow to the thermal core and

shell (the skin) [8,9]. Yet thermoregulation in mammals,

including humans, necessarily still includes behavioral

mechanisms; we not only use clothing, build fires and

migrate to temperate climes, but also are motivated to

respond behaviorally to immediate changes in the tem-

Homeostatic emotions drive behavior

The affect (i.e. pleasantness or unpleasantness) we feel

with an innocuous thermal cutaneous stimulus is the

perceptual correlate of thermoregulatory motivation.

Think of the discomfort you feel in a room that is too

warm or too chilly for energy-efficient thermoneutrality: if

you remain in that room, the discomfort grows until it

becomes an intractable motivation – even though it is not

‘painful’, you must respond if you are to survive. The

homeostatic role of thermosensory affect is elegantly

demonstrated by its inversion under the opposing conditions

of hyperthermia or hypothermia [10,11]. So, a cool

glass feels wonderful if your body is hot, but it feels

gnawingly unpleasant if you are chilled. The primordial

thermoregulatory drive, and the motivational affect we

perceive, is based on the needs of the body and drives

appropriate homeostatic behavior. In the same way, eating

salt or sugar is pleasant (and, thus, motivated) if the body

needs it but is unpleasant if it does not (so-called stimulusspecific

satiety [12]). Homeostatic afferents generate both

a sensation and an affective motivation with autonomic

sequelae – that is, a feeling from the body that motivates

behavior.

Pain is a homeostatic emotion

The basic homeostatic ‘feelings’, or modalities, include

temperature, itch, visceral distension, muscle ache,

hunger, thirst, ‘air hunger’ and sensual touch. All of

these inherently generate an emotion that drives homeostatic

behavior, and pain is no different. Pain normally

originates from a physiological condition in the body that

automatic (subconscious) homeostatic systems alone cannot

rectify, and it comprises a sensation and a behavioral

drive with reflexive autonomic adjustments. Pain can be

either unpleasant (as usual) or pleasant (as whe

I would like to get photoshop, but I'm afraid to buy it, as it is expensive and not even being able to use it ( not a computer wiz) or maybe somebody knows of another program that allows me to edit pictures and that is easierto use ?

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I've been in yahoo answers for like a year now and everytime I answered a question I was able to see a picture of my Avatar in the display picture. For some reason in the last two questions that I answered my avatar is gone and all I can see is the guy's profile. How can I change it back so my Avatar shows ? Please help. Thank you.

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A friend of mine got his appointment for his interview to become a citizen, he has to study for the test, anyone knows something about it, is the test verbal or written, is he going to have an interview as well ?

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