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Brain model of developmet:
a perspective on Sandro Suzart
organizational needs
"The Brain,
the brain is the behavioural center of
action,
acting on human body from the sensory
input
to cortex and higher centers
for answering stimuli and interpretation".
Sandro Suzart
Here will be an ountiline of an action plan
toward the solution of social issues that has
as scope the organizational evolution of
Sandro Suzart, organized in series of
behaviours for a quantified behavioural
model for the period of 2017 - 2027 (10
years). The behaviour is separated in three
phases: action preparing, organizational
solution and action of computation.
1 - action preparing
A cognitive model of cognitive events,
cognitive process and cognitive structure to
be performed with hypnosis technique.
Behaviour and quantity:
Behaviour
quantity of hours in year 1 year 3
attend UFBA organisation 3.000 hours 9.000 hours
attending organised classes 880 hours 2.640 hours
attending library 1.600 hours 4.800 hours
partial conservatory trainning
(jiu-jitsu, capoeira ...)
400 hours 1.200 hours
private practice 1.200 hours 3.600 hours

year 5 year 10
15.000 hours 30.000 hours
4.400 hours 8.800 hours
8.000 hours 16.000 hours
2.000 hours 4.000 hours
6.000 hours 12.000 hours
Avaliation of cognitive
events in the above
behaviour: Conginitive
events are automatic
thoughts, currently the
automatic thoughts of
Sandro Suzart are
negative, here will be
applied hypnosis
trainment to substitute
the negative behaviour
for relaxation.
Hypnosis trainment:
Hypnosis inductions,
Autogenic train,
jacobson relaxation,
imagery,
Behaviour and quantity
of hypnosis train:
Hypnosis train
quantity of behaviour in hours daily 1 year 10 years
Hypnosis inductions 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
Autogenic train 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
jacobson relaxation 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
imagery 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
Quantiy of the behaviour in 1 year 3 years 10 years

2 - organizational
solution
The organization
solution is here
understood as Marx
behaviour that was
defined in other
place, the goal is to
reach 1.000 hours
of behaviour per
year.
Behaviour
Marx 1.000 hours 3.000 hours 10.000 hours
Avaliation of cognitive
events in the above
behaviour: Conginitive
events are automatic
thoughts, currently the
automatic thoughts of
Sandro Suzart are
negative, here will be
applied hypnosis
trainment to substitute
the negative behaviour
for relaxation.
Hypnosis trainment:
Hypnosis inductions,
Autogenic train,
jacobson relaxation,
imagery,
Behaviour and quantity
of hypnosis train:
Hypnosis train
quantity of behaviour in hours daily 1 year 10 years

Hypnosis inductions 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
Autogenic train 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
jacobson relaxation 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
imagery 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
3 - action of computation
The action of computation
is composed of separate
practices in the day and in
the night, totalizing some
14 hours per day. Also
there is the consevatorium
behaviour that responds
for the production of the
needed products.
Behaviour
Quantiy of the behaviour in 1 year 3 years 10 years
Computation action 2.800 hours 8.400 hours 28.000 hours
Behaviour
Quantiy of the behaviour in 1 year 3 years 10 years
Conservatorium behaviour 1.200 hours 3.600 hours 12.000 hours
Avaliation of cognitive
events in the above
behaviour: Conginitive
events are automatic
thoughts, currently the
automatic thoughts of
Sandro Suzart are
negative, here will be
applied hypnosis
trainment to substitute
the negative behaviour
for relaxation.
Hypnosis trainment:
quantity of behaviour in hours daily 1 year 10 years

Hypnosis inductions,
Autogenic train,
jacobson relaxation,
imagery,
Behaviour and quantity
of hypnosis train:
Hypnosis train
Hypnosis inductions 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
Autogenic train 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
jacobson relaxation 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours
imagery 1 hour 200 hours 2.000 hours

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MoMiLab Neurosciences Lab

Toscana Open Research

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