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Psychology
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The study of the mind, thoughts, feelings and the cause and effect of emotions.
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Psychiatrist
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They can prescribe medication and do medical procedures, whereas psychologists can't.
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Intelligence
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Intelligence refers to psychological features such as the ability to learn from experience, to reason, to solve problems, to deal with people and objects and to adapt effectively to the environment.
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Gardener's Multiple Intelligence Theory
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The theory was made by Howard Gardener. The theory suggests there is a variety of different intelligences, and everyone has a combination and a combination of strengths and weaknesses.
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Gardener's Multiple Intelligences
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Verbal/Linguistic, Logical/Mathematical, Bodily/Kinaesthetic, Musical/Rhythmic, Visual/Spatial, Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Naturalists = 8
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Emotion
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A complex pattern of bodily and mental changes, including behaviours, feel ins and cognitive process in response to experiences and things that occur.
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Groups, Individuals and Collectives
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Groups: 2 or more people working together
Individual: 1 person Collective: assembly of people not interacting |
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Democratic Leadership
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Balance between being task and people orientated. They encourage everyone to participate in decision making.
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Laissez - Faire Leadership
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This is a person orientated style where leaders have no direct control over the group and members make decision.
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Autocratic Leadership
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This is a task orientated leadership style where the leader makes all the decisions and members have no control.
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The Brain
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3 Main Divisions:
-Cerebrum/cerebral cortex (4 lobes) -Cerebellum -Brain stem |
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Corpus Callosum
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The linking bridge of nervous fibres between the two hemispheres. Shares information between the hemispheres.
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