Early experiments in the 1990s yielded mixed results on the effectiveness of interoceptive exposure.
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Interoceptive exposure can be used as a means to induce derealization, as well as the related phenomenon depersonalization.
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The third type of exposure is interoceptive, which may be used for more specific disorders such as panic or post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Interoceptive predictions provide information about the state of the body and ultimately produce basic, affective feelings of pleasure, displeasure, arousal, and calmness.
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Some doctors have even agreed that this is the most helpful component, since it has shown to be very effective especially if combined with other methods, like interoceptive exposure.
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An approach that proved successful for 87 % of patients in a controlled trial is interoceptive therapy, which simulates the symptoms of panic to allow patients to experience them in a controlled environment.
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Bud Craig argues that humans and anthropoid primates form an image of all of the body's unique homeostatic sensations in the brain's " primary interoceptive cortex " ( located in the dorsal posterior insula ).
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Therefore, rather than merely representing the interoceptive effects of drug use as it occurs, the insula may play a role in memory for the pleasurable interoceptive effects of past drug use, anticipation of these effects in the future, or both.
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Therefore, rather than merely representing the interoceptive effects of drug use as it occurs, the insula may play a role in memory for the pleasurable interoceptive effects of past drug use, anticipation of these effects in the future, or both.
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The theory of constructed emotion suggests that at a given moment, the brain predicts and categorizes the present moment via interoceptive predictions and the emotion concepts from one's culture, to construct an instance of emotion, just as one perceives discrete colors.
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