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This document explores the functions of the brain and is likely part of a course related to psychology and human development. It covers topics such as understanding decision-making, communication skills, and the stress response. It also touches on executive functions and how those are achieved, which could be a part of a test. The document includes questions which are important parts of assessments.
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Stream Test 1.4 Understanding your brain Main functions of the brain Prefrontal cortex Front of the neocortex Controls rational thought, problem solving, and emotional management Develops significantly in adolescence Limbic system Center of the br...
Stream Test 1.4 Understanding your brain Main functions of the brain Prefrontal cortex Front of the neocortex Controls rational thought, problem solving, and emotional management Develops significantly in adolescence Limbic system Center of the brain Triggers emotion Releases hormones that signal pressure,relaxation, or stress Brain stem Automatic body functions (breathing and digestion) Understanding Executive Functions Executive functions: Planning and organizing Goal setting and achieving Purposeful decision-making Self motivation Cooling strong emotions Time management Executive functions are managed in: Frontal Lobe and prefrontal cortex Thinking it through (questions) What do we know? How do we get more info? What are the risks What are the benefits? How could a decision-making process like this be helpful? How is this similar to or different from how you usually make decisions 2.5 Communicating with peers Meet new people, get involved, and have good eye contact. Have good starting convos. 2.6 Communicating with adults Eye contact Good communication skills can help you in life because it can show you have a good impression. 2.7 Giving and receiving feedback Learning from feedback 1. Listen to understand 2. Manage your emotions 3. Take time to reflect 4. Apply and grow Meet Your Amygdala The Amygdala is in the limbic system Different people have different stress responses.
