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Cognitive Skills: Planning, Logic, Emotion, and Memory in Real-World Scenarios

Explore the intricacies of cognitive skills through real-world scenarios involving planning, logical thinking, emotional awareness, and memory retention. Consider what you would do this weekend or how to prepare for an upcoming test. Delve into mathematical problems and visualizations, like finding the best configuration for fencing or interpreting Venn diagrams. Reflect on emotional dilemmas, such as handling arrests, and practice recalling facts or visualizing iconic images. Engage with these thought-provoking questions to enhance your cognitive abilities.

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Cognitive Skills: Planning, Logic, Emotion, and Memory in Real-World Scenarios

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  1. Planning/ predicting(Prefrontal)()

  2. What will you do this weekend?

  3. How would you study for your next test?

  4. What will happen if you Noetzel catches you cheating?

  5. Thinking logically/spatially/mathematically(Parietal Center) ()

  6. What is 200% of 36?

  7. You have 100 meters of fencing. What rectangular configuration will give you the most area?

  8. What would a Venn diagram of criminals, thieves, and judges look like?

  9. Thinking about the wording of the problem(Parietal sides) ()

  10. The belligerent man was angry.

  11. The capricious child was annoying.

  12. Filled with exuberance, she happily joined in.

  13. Thinking emotionally(Temporal) ()

  14. Think about someone you love.

  15. You arrest a man for placing bombs everywhere. He will not tell you where they are and you have one hour until they go off.your assistant suggests torturing him.Do you?

  16. Imagine shooting a small child.

  17. Remembering facts(Temporal) ()

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  19. What did you eat for lunch yesterday?

  20. When was World War I

  21. Visualizing the situation (Occipital) ()

  22. Imagine Mona Lisa.

  23. Imagine a sunset.

  24. Imagine the statue of liberty.

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