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| came up with triune brain theory |
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| Brain doesn't finish growing until |
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| survival, r-complex, automatic functions, limited emotions |
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| thinking brain, two hemispheres, receives and transmits info using neurons, electrical impulses and chemicals |
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| thinking brain, two hemispheres, receives and transmits info using neurons, electrical impulses and chemicals |
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| body parts and inhibitions |
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| amygdala, hippocampus and hypothalamus |
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| homeland security, scanning enviroment |
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| memory storage and recall |
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| secretes dopamine and serotonin, emotions |
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| what are the 3 cognitive learning styles |
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| visual, auditory and kinesthtic |
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| what are the 3 parts to the brain dominance theory? |
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| left brain, right brain and center brain |
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| order, sequential and analytical |
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| big picture, holistic thought, doesn't care about small details |
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| hard to make decisions, torn between logic and intuition |
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| believes in multiple intelligences, hates standardized tests |
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| what are the 8 intelligences? |
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| verbal, musical, logical/ mathematical, visual, kinesthetic/ bodily, naturalist, interpersonal, intrapersonal |
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| authority over emotions, not suppressing them |
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| worked with WWI vets and founded fight or flight theory which is an automatic response |
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| long term its harmfull, short term helpful |
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| physical activity for 20 mins. and breathing exercises |
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| marshmellow test, instant/ delayed gratification |
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| test on dogs, classical conditioning |
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| what are the 2 parts to the choice theory? |
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| everything we do is an attempt to meet 5 basic needs, and we live in two different worlds, perceived and quality |
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| what are the 5 basic needs? |
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| Survival, Love/Belonging, Freedom, Power, Fun |
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| what is your total behavior made up of? |
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| acting, thinking, feeling and physiology |
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| intrinsic/ internal rewards |
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| extrinsic/ tangible rewards |
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