Visualization, memory, reading and research skills
There are many articles on Quora about smart people thinking differently. Something similar can be found here. Since I have my own opinion on the subject, please allow me to share. Things that work People with very high intelligence will likely have exceptional education – formal or autodidactic. They will probably excel both in math …
The return to routine after the holidays provokes the most diverse responses in people. On the one hand, there are those who would like to extend their vacations and thus have a couple more days of rest; on the other, those eager to resume their routine, with their fixed schedules and daily activities. However, in …
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In everyday life, we face a multitude of situations that, whether more or less difficult or problematic, require making a decision. From making the shopping list as complete as possible to preparing for an exam, practically everything we do requires taking different paths to reach a specific result. Have you ever considered solving these types …
People often have a tendency to use mental shortcuts in their daily lives in order to make decisions as quickly as possible. This resource has been very important for survival in the past and is also quite useful on many occasions today; However, it is not always advisable to think quickly. Among the benefits of …
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Sociology isn’t just about understanding societies and human behavior; it’s a discipline that hones your analytical skills and fosters critical thinking. A degree in sociology provides tools to dissect complex social structures, interpret data, and develop reasoned arguments. These skills are highly transferable and valuable in various careers, from social work and public policy to …
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Every day, hour and second of our day, our body is in operation, fulfilling different functions and physiological tasks that we are often not aware of. Often, we become aware of some physiological phenomenon for which we have no answer or whose action we did not fully know. For example, have you ever wondered why, …
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Olfactory memory refers to the memory of smells. Smells can bring back a lot of memories. This is because the olfactory bulb, a region of the central nervous system that processes sensory information from the nose, is part of the limbic system. Because the limbic system is an area closely associated with memory and emotions, …
Dissociative fugue is a phenomenon that is part of dissociative disorders and is characterized by an episode of sudden travel away from home with the inability to remember who one is and how they got there. Thus, the person arrives at a place and is unable to account for their situation, current and past, not …
Sensory integration is a fundamental concept in the field of sensory rehabilitation, especially in children. In this article, we will explore what it consists of, its theory, importance, objectives, processes and who are the professionals in charge of carrying out this therapy. In addition, we will offer examples of therapies to provide a more complete …
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Whether you’re teaching a legal expert courtroom etiquette or a surgeon the newest medical treatments, the atmosphere of your classroom is critical to the effectiveness of your work. It involves setting up an environment where participants are inspired and given the tools they need to incorporate this knowledge into their everyday routines, rather than merely …
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