You use this to consider things like what another person is thinking or feeling
What is Social Cognition?
This portion of a Neuron does the receiving of signals
What are Dendrites?
This simple label refers to the true mental capacity of a person. Now if only finding it were just as simple!
What is General Intelligence?
If people working together are refusing to deny each other's ideas in the name of keeping up good vibes, even when those ideas are REALLY bad, they may be suffering from this.
What is Groupthink?
These are what Neurons use, in general, to communicate with other Neurons
What are Neurotransmitters?
This is what we call any of the parts of the brain that exist underneath the surface of the brain. Dive, dive, dive!
What is Subcortical?
If a person in this kind of group does something that could also be described as this, it is quite likely someone will remember it a bit TOO well
What is rare?
This chemical is very closely associated with positive moods, motivation, and motor control.
What is Dopamine?
What is Dispositional?
When someone makes an elaborate plot to kill their step-brother's uncle's great grandmother's ex-husband because it will mean their convoluted will elects them to receive a 5 million dollar inheritance, then that person has shown this kind of behavior.
What is Proactive Aggression?
This is the outside coating that allows electrical nervous signals to travel much more quickly.
What is Myelin? (The Myelin Sheath)
If someone is copying the actions of others around them, we could apply this general label to what they are doing.
What is Conforming?
If I notice that someone else has the same backpack as me, the fact we have this in common may cause us (and anyone else with that bag) to become one of these. Even though it's just a practical bag.
What is a Group?
This exists between Neurons. Or rather, specifically does NOT exist, since it is a small gap.
What is the Synapse?
We use this label to collectively refer to the parts of the brain that manage things like breathing and heart rate.
What is the Hind Brain?