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| Your feelings and emotions, acctivities occuring in the brain |
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| controls body functions, developes through early 20's |
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| Survival Brain. Responsible for automatic behavior(breathing, circulation). Has limited emotions. R complex |
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| Thinking brain. "Left and right brain". Recieves and transmits info using neurons, electrical impulses, and chemicals. Four larger lobes. Optical-vision. Paritetal-Body Sensations, touch. Temporal Lobe-Hearing. Frontal-Planning, inhibition of appropriatness of behaviors |
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| Feeling brain. Stores emotions. Releases hormones. Amygdala- processes emotions. Hippocampus- Memory storage and recall. Hypothalumus- dopamine and seratonine |
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Visual- Seeing
Auditory- Hearing
Kinesthetic- Hands on |
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| Analytic thought. Verbal competence. Sequential. Science and math. |
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| Holistic thought. Nonverbal processing. Rational learning, big picture. Art and music. |
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| How do we measure inteligence? |
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IQ Tests (Standford- binet test)
Uniform Schooling (FCAT, CTBS, SAT)
Traditional inteligence(pattern recognition,problem solving, memorization capabilities) |
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| Multiple Intelligence Theory |
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| Created by Howard Gardner. Believes that people have different form of intelligence. Studied autistic individuals, prodigies, and different cultures |
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