Social Science 3 Part 1

• How many neurons are there in the human brain?

  86 billion neurons (Voylek, 2013)
• Connects the brain to the spinal cord to all the parts of the body.

  Brainstem
• Part of the brain that regulates breathing, heart rate and digestion.

  Brainstem
• Part of the brain that has more neurons than all parts of the brain combined.

  Cerebellum
• It is responsible for attention, language, emotional function such as (pleasure, fear and response regulation).

  Cerebellum
• It processes procedural memories such as performance execution and automatic movements like skating skills.

  It also has a significant contribution to balance and motor control.

  Cerebellum
• What is the total volume occupied by the Cerebrum in the brain?

  75%
• How much is the total weight contribution of the cerebrum to the brain?

  85%
• Who is the Father of Brain Dominance Technology?

  Nedd Hermann
• Who is Ned Hermann known as?

  Father of the Brain Dominance Technology
• Research that Ned Hermann referred to to make his own theory.

  Roger Sperry's split brain research
• "A person developed preferred modes of thinking; how we express ourselves and how we react to circumstance."

  Brain Dominance Theory
• Who made the Whole Brain Model?

  Ned Hermann
• All 4 quadrants are imbalanced. (True or False)

  False
• What you may prefer is different from your competence level of performance (True or False).

  True
• It is tied to the styles that you're comfortable utilising.

  Preference
• How adept you are in a performance to an extent.

  Competence Level
• The Two Quadrants in left mode

  A and B
• The 2 quadrants in right mode

  D and c
• Logical Rational or Analytical Thinking is also known as?

  Quadrant A
• Sequential, Organized, followed directions, planned and detailed capacities

  Quadrant B
• Linear thinking, the "here and now" and quantitative thinking of the brain

  Quadrant A
• Sequential Thinking/Organized Planned Quadrant is also known as?

  Quadrant B
• Quadrant that focuses on intrapersonal aspects, intuition and often looks for personal meaning.

  Quadrant C
• Quadrant that includes the communicative aspects such as joining group studies.

  Quadrant C
• Big Picture Creative or Imaginative Thinking is also known as Quadrant _


  Quadrant D
• This quadrant encompasses creativeness, innovativeness holism, and the capacity to visualize or imagine, and create or synthesize.

  Quadrant D
• Logical, Analytical, Fact-Based, Intuitive

  Quadrant A
• Hollistic, Intuitive, Generating, Inegrating

  Quadrant D
• Organized, Sequential, Planned, Detailed

  Quadrant B
• Interpersonal, Feeling-Based, Kinesthetic(Body), Emotional

  Quadrant C
• Each side of the brain specializes in different workloads and each person has their own preference to which side they mostly use.

  The Right and Left Brain Theory
• To use both sides if you're right brainded, use your imagination and visualize (True of False

  False
• To use both sides if you're left brainded, play intellectual games like rubics and chess (True or False).

  False
• The right side of the brain controls the left side of the body.

  True
• The left side of the brain controls the right side of the body.

  True
• Side of the brain that holds the Language, logic, Critical Thinking, and Reasoning Aspect. It also performs better at numbers

  Left Brain
• Side of the brain that is adept at recognizing faces, music, colors, and images, reading and expressing emotions, intuition and creativity.

  Right Brain
• One way to use both sides if you're right brainded, is to learn mathematics and logical reasoning.

  True
• One way to use both sides if youre left-brainded is to initiate spontaneous activities

  True