Psychotherapy Ideas

The scientist I interviewed was Dr. Mario Beauregard, a neuroscientist at the University of Arizona. He studied neuroscience in University of Montreal and had received a bachelor and doctoral degrees. Besides these two degrees, he also received postdoctoral from University of Texas Medical school, Montreal Neurological Institute, and McGill University. Dr.Mario Beauregard has done numerous researches. The research that has made him stand out from all other neuroscientists was the 2007 research, Mind Really Does Matter: Evidence from Neuroimaging Studies of Emotional Self Regulation, Psychotherapy, and Placebo Effect. Because of this research, he became the first neuroscientist to use neuroimaging to study the relation between the neural voluntary …show more content…
Dr. Mario Beauregard confidently replies, there’s too much evidence and unequal quests in science revolution on conscious. After more and more researches, we see that more study questions the old answer. Just like when people believe the earth is flat or the center of the universe, I agree with his impact is influencing the science community on questioning the liability and the truth behind the old studies.
Some people may view him as stubborn, but to me, Dr. Mario Beauregard stick to his belief when the majority is not with him is really an fascinated experience for me to heard. I was really glad to know someone like him, not giving up and continues to drive toward his success with him curiously in the science field. While facing challenge, he provided action to show others there’s more to the world and human being than we have discovery. I truly thought that during 21st century is where all the researches were finished and people learned all about the small details. But after this interview, Dr. Mario Beauregard opened my eyes to a whole new universe that I haven’t discover! I learn and was greatly inspired by him to continue my study and reveal more about the universe to the smallest of the cell to the rest of the