Eto nanaman tayo PERDEV PERFECT Flashcards
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One element that seperates one from all others of same demographics
Intelligence
Who made the “Brain Dominance Theory”?
Ned Herrmann
What theory did Ned Herrmann create?
Brain Dominance Theory
Upper Left, Cerebral Mode - Analytical
Quandrant A
What part of the brain is Quadrant A?
Cerebral Mode, upper left analytical
Logical thinking, understand better when presenged with numbers and quantities
Quadrant A
Lower left, limbic mode, practical
Quadrant B
What part of the brain is Quadrant B?
Lower left, limbic mode practical
Organizing ideas and things, assess situation and apply what they have learned into practice
Quadrant B
Lower right limbic mode relational
Quadrant C
Part of the brain Quadrant C?
Lower right limbic mode relational
Very sociable learners who enjoy learning with a group whom they share ideas and projects, very focused and involved when trying to learn something
Quadrant C
Upper right cerebral mode experimental
Quadrant D
What part of the brain is Quadrant D
Upper right cerebral mode experimental
Which two quadrants are often characterized as practical, reality based, and down-to-eart persons?
Quadrant A and B
Which two quadrants are often characterized as fun, flexible, and open-minded person?
Quandrant C and D
Quadrant A and B
Rational
Quadrant A and D
Conceptual
Quadrant D and C
Intuitive
Quadrant B and C
Instinctive
This brain theory wherein humans use both sides each one has a dominant side which explains much about his or her behavior, interests, personality, and mode of thinking.
The left and right brain theory
These people are said to be logical, very organized and detail-oriented.
Left brained people
Individuals with right dominance are said to look at visual referenxes as a whole and then go through details.
Right brained people
Thinking technique used to visually organize information, a creative and logical way of organizing thoughts and ideas in your mind through a diagram with texts, lines, color, images, and symbols.
Mind map