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The document discusses the six main functions of the brain: cognition, perception, emotion, behavior, physical functions, and signaling. It provides examples for each function, such as thinking and memory for cognition, the five senses for perception, different emotions like happy and sad, and behaviors like sitting and walking. The functions work together to help the brain communicate with the body, respond to stimuli, and control various bodily processes and movements.
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- 1. Learning Objectives *Discuss that understanding the different parts of the brain, processes and functions may help in improving thoughts, behavior and feelings. THE BRAIN: Parts, Function And Societal Relationships
- 3. There are 6 functions of the Brain 1. Thinking or Cognition 2. Perception or Sensing 3. Emotion or Feeling 4. Behaviour 5. Physical or Somatic 6.Signaling (being responsive and reacting to the environment)
- 4. Communicating Arithmetic Insight Planning Judgement Comprehension Processing Reading Focusing Attending Memor y Contemplation Thinking (or cognition) includes all of our internal mental processes and functions
- 5. See Hear Smell Taste Touch Perception is the ability to use our five senses to:
- 6. Emotion is the ability to experience feelings and to express those feelings to others. Happy Sad Anxious Excited Depressed Worried Calm Guilty Fearful Peaceful Ashamed Nervous Content Angry Panicky Serene Irritated Inferior Joyful Annoyed Inadequate Pleased Resentful Lonely Carefree Frustrated Discouraged We can also call our emotions and feelings “MOODS”
- 7. Mood is the ongoing inner feeling experienced by an individual.
- 8. Short term shifts towards “positive” pole because of “positive” life events Normal Range Short term shifts towards “negative” pole because of “negative” life events “Normal mood” varies, but usually remains within a normal range
- 9. Initiation of Physiologic Cascade Heart Rate Alertness Perception Tension SensoryPerception (Ears, Eyes, Nose, T ouch, Taste) Internal Signals (Thoughts, Emotions, Physical) DANGER! BrainRegisters DANGER! Prepared to Fight or Flee for Safety & Protection What is signaling?
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