This personality group is known for being very amicable, indecisive, and willing to go with the majority to avoid confrontation.
Who are Golden Retrievers?
Something observable that can be used to infer what is going on in your head (ie., crying)
What is a Behavior?
Known as the father of psychology
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
The field of study of the mind and how it works
What is psychology?
This area focuses on gathering knowledge to share with others through education.
Who are the teachers of psychology?
This personality is known as a natural leader but can exhibit an unwillingness to listen to others' ideas.
Who are lions?
Something you may not be aware of that drives your actions and cannot be observed by others (ie., feelings)
What is a mental processes?
This is our current state of thinking: the direct actions and decisions we make.
What is our consciousness?
The processor of sensory information and analysis to create our actions and identity.
What is the mind?
This area is done by researchers working to create results to prove something in psychology.
What is experimental psychology?
This personality group needs social activities, prestige, is intuitive, and enjoys a fast-paced environment.
Who are Otters?
This hemisphere of the brain is associated with being detail-oriented, organized, factual, and methodical.
What is the left hemisphere?
This is the concept invented by Wundt to understand the mind based on perceptions, thoughts, and emotions.
What is introspection?
The visible organism that is studied to understand our thoughts and behaviors.
What is the brain?
This area is for the doers. They act upon everything they have learned from the field and use it to help others.
What is applied psychology?
This personality group likes clearly defined tasks, stability, low risk, and needs a lot of information before making a decision.
Who are Beavers?
This hemisphere of the brain is associated with creativity, spontaneity, and a greater willingness to freely express ideas.
What is the right hemisphere?
This is an area of thinking that we can become aware of but are not currently in our thoughts (ie., memories)
What is the preconciousness?
The field of study related to athletics and understanding how the mind deals with recovery, overexertion, and loss.
What is sports psychology?
These are activities we do to help us relax or recharge.
What are self-care activities?