Situated cognition

In what ways does music affect cognitive abilities? For many years it has been believed music has an ability to affect, develop and improve multiple cognitive abilities and brain functions. Modern forms of technology such as comprehensive brain scanning has allowed for such a theory to be tested and studied providing the information needed to understand the ways in which music affects cognitive abilities. Multiple types of sources have been gathered to develop understanding of the affect of…

Teaching Plan The goal of this teaching plan was to build upon prior knowledge of the learner, administer a pretest to determine what learners already know and if results change; implement oral health teaching regarding the effects of oral health on the body, the psychosocial impact, how to improve oral health, and VT Medicaid; and then evaluate whether it was effective using the same five-question survey. The psychosocial impact of poor oral health was worth including because it has been…

The world building of Iblard is sufficient. they are like moment or fragment of memory that create an overall world. The world of Iblard is expanding along with new work that created by inoue. this is similar to the Harry Potter series created by JK Rowling. JK Rowling’s world, develop as each series proceed by leaving a space for the audience to imagine how harry potter grow up and face to more complicated circumstance following by the last incident. Back to iblard, its world builidng…

Discoveries and discovering can offer new understanding and renewed perceptions of ourselves and others Discuss the statement with reference to your prescribed text and ONE related texts of your choosing. Discovery is the act of detecting something new, or something old that had been unrecognised as meaningful. Discoveries can give an individual a different perception of oneself, individuals, and society. In The Tempest, by William Shakespeare, by discovering the truth characters hold a…

Introduction Attention is a complicated concept that refers to what information in our environment is processed. According to many psychologists, objects in the world are only processed if our attention is focused there, meaning many objects can be missed. One phenomenon that explains why we ‘miss’ certain objects is due to inattentional blindness. Inattentional blindness is where attention is focused on a certain task and unexpected objects that appear in our visual field may not be noticed…

10 Tips for Reducing Self-Injury 1) Create an emergency kit. Place positive things in your kit like photos of things or people you love, notes to yourself or from friends or family, a journal for writing, markers or art supplies for artistic expression, an inspirational poem, beloved stuffed animal, upbeat music, favorite scents, and other things like that to help you dilute the urge to self-harm. 2) Use positive imagery. Visualize yourself moving through your painful moment without…

Pernilla, S.J., Magnus, J., Anita, S. and Kasim, A. (2010). Computed Tomography Measurement of Different Dimensons of Maxillary and Frontal Sinuses. BMC Med Imag Barghout, G., Prior J.O., Lepori, D. Duvoisin B., Schnyder, P., and Gundinchet, F. (2002). Paranasal Sinuses in Children: Size Evaluation of Maxillary, Spheroid and Frontal Sinuses by Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Proposal of Volume Index Percentile Curves. Euro Radio, Vol.12(6):1451-1458 Ponde, J.M. (2003). Anatomic Variations of…

Can emotion cloud one’s judgement, perception, or thought processes? Emotions are feelings that one experiences that are caused by chemicals in the brain such as serotonin, dopamine and other neurochemicals that can affect one’s state of being. With the right chemicals flowing to the correct position in the brain, even the most horrid disgusting women could appear to be beautiful maidens whose beauty is beyond reproach to the person whose chemicals are being released because their thinking is…

The poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost is viewed to choose the path of their own desire. In the first line “Two roads diverged in a yellow road/And sorry I could not travel both” (line1-2) represents how in reality, many people would come to a decision to make a choice of which journey they would embark on. The choices they make would change their lives for the better, and represents how curiosity persuaded one to take both roads to experience different perspectives to gain more knowledge…

Article Summary An interesting study authored by Goel (2015) scrutinized the multitude of literature from split-brain patients and concluded the hemispheric dissimilarity in the efficient organization of prefrontal cortex (PFC) has not been established and investigated thoroughly. Research primarily restricted the role of the right hemisphere (RH) to little more than the visual organization. The literature with split-brain individuals offers substantial evidence for a left hemisphere (LH)…