'Your brain' diaporamas de présentation

You Can Know Your Letters Too!

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STRESS

STRESS. Negative Coping Strategies. Strategies that seem to temporarily relieve stress, but will also create more problems. The following are negative coping strategies. ALCOHOL. DRUGS. SMOKING. SEX. SORRY NO PICTURE!. DANGEROUS PRANKS AND VIOLENCE. OVEREATING. OVER EXERCISE. QUITTING.

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Risk

Risk. Thomas Lumley Department of Statistics University of Auckland.

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Perception and Action

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Resilience in the Face of Change

Resilience in the Face of Change. What Neuroscience Tells Us about Our Brains and Change Models of Change that Help Us Understand our Reactions to Change How Yoga, Meditation and Exercise Help During Times of Change Helping Each Other and Our Team During Times of Change

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USE YOUR BRAIN - Multiple Intelligences

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By Tiana and Stephanie P Songs: Jet Lag by Simple Plan And Magic Carpet Ride by Steppenwolf

How To Trick Your Brain Into Avoiding Jet Lag. By Tiana and Stephanie P Songs: Jet Lag by Simple Plan And Magic Carpet Ride by Steppenwolf. Jet lag is when you travel from one time zone to another via airplane and your body has to adjust to the new time zone.

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TEST ANXIETY

TEST ANXIETY. TEST PREPARATION. What Causes Test Anxiety?. We should really call it performance anxiety, not TEST anxiety. Test Anxiety is actually an accessing problem, not a memory problem. We have an accessing problem because of WHITE NOISE!. What Causes Test Anxiety?.

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Brain and Mind: Introduction Week One

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@ the Cinnaminson and Riverton Libraries

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Elements of Literature Vocabulary #1

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The Keys to Success - Organization

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Developing Character Identity: Associating With Archetypes

Developing Character Identity: Associating With Archetypes. Patrick Morrisroe Seth Coast Dave Ware. Archetypes: What are they?. A collectively inherited unconscious idea, pattern of thought, image, etc., universally present in individual psyches. Found in theories of Jungian Psychology

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Glossary

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Bending Light

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Sharpen the Saw

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Interactive Notebooks

Interactive Notebooks. By Mrs. T Borrowed By: Ms. C. Your Brain. Our brain, like the rest of our anatomy, is made up of two halves, a left brain a right brain . You interactive notebook is set up in a similar way

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Warm up

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Hockenbury and Hockenbury Discovering Psychology Fourth Edition

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