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| who created the triune brain theory |
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| According to the Brain Dominace theory do the two hemispherses interfere with each other or do they collaborate togeather |
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| The Triune brain is made up of 3 components_Name them all |
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| HindBrain, Neocortex, Limbic System |
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| According to the triune theory why did the brain develop in 3 stages |
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| If your overreacting to a situation you are probably using what part of the brain |
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| If you are consciously trying to stop yourself from overreacting to a situation which part of the brain should you try to tap into |
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| If you are consciously trying to stop yourself from overreacting to a situation which part of the brain should you try to tap into |
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| What does the neocortex use to transmit and recieve information |
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| The Neocortex contains four lobes what are they |
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| occipital,parietal,temperal,frontal |
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| What job does the hippocampus serve in the limbic system |
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| information of long term memory |
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| What are the major roles of each lobe in the neocortex |
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| Occipital-Visual, Pareatal-Feeling, Frontal- Thinking, Temperal-hearing |
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| According to the triune brain theory which part of the brain would be the most difficult to change |
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| What is another name for the hindbrain |
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| Does the ability to strengthen and combine the 3 learning styles increase or decrese with age |
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| Having a realistic perception of your own strengths and weaknesses is considered a high level of which intelligence type |
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| Having a realistic perception of your own strengths and weaknesses is considered a high level of which intelligence type |
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| If a person had a high level of visual/spatial intelligence do you think they would be more right or left brained |
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| If a student is labeled as being hyperactive which learning style is this associated with |
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| Fight or flight reaction is a learned behavior |
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| Name at least one suggestion given to reduce the effects of the fight or flight response |
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| Name at least one of the basic needs in the choice theory |
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| Freedom, Survival, Fun, Love |
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| Name the wo filters used in choice theory |
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| Quality world , Percieved world |
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| Name at least one positive effect that learing how to delay gratification can have on a persons life |
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| Do left brain learners pefer to learn information as a whole or step by step? |
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| Do right brain learners peger to process information verbally or non-verbally |
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| What are the components of total behavior in choice theory |
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| acting, thinking, feeling, physoilogy |
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| Of the components of total behavior which is the easiest to control |
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| Name at least one of the components that make up J.B Rotters equation to predicting human behavior |
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