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| Who created the Triune Brain Theory? |
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| defines how the brain never stops changing. |
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Reptilian Brain
located in the <rear>...
responsible for automatic responses of the body like digestion, breathing, circulation, and <fight or flight> |
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located in the <center>
responsible for the generation of emotions and is the storage place for memories. |
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Data Processer
located in the <outer> portion
responsible for the thinking processes, hearing, and seeing. |
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(hindbrain structure)
regulates breathing, heart rate, vomit reflex, and other bodily reflexes. |
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(Limbic system)
aka "homeland security"
responsible for the formation and storage of memories.
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(Limbic system)
responsible for LONG term
memory and memory recall |
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(Limbic system)
responsible for the secretion of hormones:
Dopamine (excitement)
Serotonin (relaxation) |
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(1 of 4 lobes relating to the Neocortex)
-Responsible for visual processing |
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(1 of 4 lobes relating to the Neocortex)
- Responsible for body coordination |
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(1 of 4 lobes relating to the Neocortex)
- Responsible for auditory stimuli, memory, and speech |
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(1 of 4 lobes relating to the Neocortex)
- Responsible for planning, reasoning, and inhibition |
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| Cognitive Learning Styles |
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-Visual
-Auditory
-Kinesthetic |
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believed that people had different forms of intelligence.
He studied autism, different cultures, and prodigies. |
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-verbal/linguistic
-mathematical/logistic
-visual/spacial
-bodily/kinesthetic
-musical
-naturalistic
-interpersonal
-intrapersonal |
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| processes in an analytical style |
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| processes in a creative style |
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Founded "Fight or Flight"
studied WW1 veterans and analyzed the consequences of traumatic events on the brain |
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| the bodies automatic response to high stress situations. |
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| Conducted the marshmallow test to research <instant gratification VS delayed gratification> |
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| (self smart) ability to analyze and reflect on ones own feelings. |
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| (people smart) strong communication and social skills |
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| What are the 5 basic needs? |
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1 - survival
2 - power
3 - freedom
4 - love/belonging
5 - fun |
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| is the theory of a quality world VS a perceived world |
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| Total Behavior is made up of what 4 things? |
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1 - Acting
2 - Feeling
3 - Thinking
4 - Physiology |
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| created Classical Conditioning |
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