extroverts and introverts
what's the term for someone who likes being alone and gets stressed in social interactions.
Introvert
the lobe that deals with vision.
occipital lobe.
someone who always thinks bad.
negative person
does this identify as decoy,bandwagon, or anchoring
"Everyone else has this product you should too!"
bandwagon
what age does your brain finish devoloping?
25
what is the term for someone who gets refreshed in social interactions and likes to do things?
Extroverts
what is the frontal lobe?
the frontal lobe is the lobe that mainly deals with the bodies emotions.
someone who always thinks good things.
a positive person
definition of anchoring.
when some one relies on the first piece of information (I.E. A company has a price on a product so they lower the price for a "sale" but the product is the exact similar to the first relitive price)
your brain uses __% of your bodies energy and oxygen.
20%
what is social loafing?
social loafing is when people do less work in a group project.
what lobe in the brain deals with memory?
the temporal lobe
when you get something you do want.
positive
you just fell for a popular shoe trend. what effect did you fall for?
the bandwagon effect
what percentage of the brain is filled with water?
75%
what is social facilitation?
social facilitation is a person who works harder in group projects and better in group projects.
what lobe in the brain deals with pain?
the parietal lobe
when you get something you do want.
positive
a football concession stand has a small drink for $3 and a large for $5. they add a medium for $4.50, what effect is this?
this is the decoy effect
true or false, the brain feels pain
false
this type of person may prefer taking time on decisions rather then rushing them.
Introverts
what part of the brain is not a lobe but still plays a critical part?
the cerebullum
when you get something taken away that you did want.
negative
this effect happens when your brain gets stuck on the first number.(a shirt was originally $100 and went on sale for 50)
anchoring effect
when people think the brain rest when you sleep but in this stage its the most active. what stage is this?
the rem stage where your most vivid dreams happen