Motivation
This neurochemical is responsible for the feeling of drive associated with being motivated.
What is dopamine?
An institutional/organizational structure built around spirituality is know as:
What is religion?
This is something you might define with someone you are forming a new relationship with.
What is a boundary?
This is the part of the brain where "smooth pathways" develop to create habits and behaviors.
What is white matter?
Before this building was SLO County Behavioral Health, it was this.
What is the general hospital?
This learned skill makes overcoming a lack of motivation towards a long term goal more attainable.
What is discipline?
These strategies/behaviors can help people engage with spirituality.
What is music, meditation, prayer, art, etc.
These are concepts an individual holds as important or central to their identity.
What are values?
This is the part of the brain in charge of logical reasoning, decision making, and puzzles.
What is the prefrontal cortex?
Neurons travel along pathways in your brain at around this speed.
What is 250-350mph?
This is the formula your brain uses to calculate how much dopamine to release.
What is the Effort Equation?
These are values on a larger socially accepted or cultural scale.
What are morals?
This term defines your brain's ability to grow and change over time.
What is neuroplasticity?
This important (and relevant) organ does not have pain receptors and can't experience pain.
What is the brain?
This strategy for breaking down long-term goals makes finding motivation and taking steps easier.
What is setting small goals?
Spirituality is, for many, the desire to engage in something _______________________.
What is bigger than themselves?
This term refers to a combination of social expectations, spiritual and religious practices, morals, values, and history.
What is culture?
This part of the brain functions as the "dopamine economy" and is a part of the prefrontal cortex.
What is the orbitofrontal cortex?
This neurotransmitter is triggered by laughter, social connection, and exercise. It works closely with adrenaline and dopamine.
What are endorphines?
This type of motivation is defined by an apparent absence of motivation but highlights the presence of drives and motivations that exist unconsciously.
What is amotivation?
Spirituality can help us define these things about ourselves and how we view the world.
What are morals, values, right and wrong?
This psychological theory addresses how we form connections in early life and how this affects our style of relationship formation later in life.
What is attachment theory?
This material lines the smooth pathways along which neurons communicate.
What is myelin.
This is the city where Ann Marie is on vacation.
What is Detroit?