Psychological Types #4: “NEUROSCIENCE OF PERSONALITY”

Psychological Types #4: “NEUROSCIENCE OF PERSONALITY”, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.7, with 43 lectures, based on 26 reviews, and has 193 subscribers.

You will learn about What neuroscience says about personality type today, based on over 500+ brains. How a brain-imaging session typically goes (when trying to broadly stimulate people.) Brain basics including functional regions, brain waves, and neural networks. How people tend to use their brains differently (over time and across activities). In lieu of a brain scan, one’s possible favorite brain regions (using a coloring poster). Neuro-diversity on teams. The clear scientific support for Jungian concepts like extraversion/introversion and judging vs. perceiving functions. Descriptions of the 8 Jungian functions based on brain-imaging results. Emotional dynamics in the brain. Emotions are intertwined in everything we do. How the brain shifts with a person’s age, biological factors, career, culture, organizational roles, and personality. Analytic vs. Holistic styles, with a deep dive into 4 developmental types: Dominant, Creative, Normalizing, and Harmonizing. Body-mind practices (e.g. breathwork, yoga) and the role of the ANS (autonomic nervous system). This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to know the latest science behind personality "types". or Anyone with a particularly scientific focus. or People who value cognitive diversity and want to better understand what that means. or Those who are interested in the "developed self": how upbringing, career, and other factors influence us. or Those who want to add emotions and subtypes to the Jung / Myers-Briggs framework. It is particularly useful for People who want to know the latest science behind personality "types". or Anyone with a particularly scientific focus. or People who value cognitive diversity and want to better understand what that means. or Those who are interested in the "developed self": how upbringing, career, and other factors influence us. or Those who want to add emotions and subtypes to the Jung / Myers-Briggs framework.

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Title: Psychological Types #4: “NEUROSCIENCE OF PERSONALITY”

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.7

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 61

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 61

Original Price: $59.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

• What neuroscience says about personality type today, based on over 500+ brains.
• How a brain-imaging session typically goes (when trying to broadly stimulate people.)
• Brain basics including functional regions, brain waves, and neural networks.
• How people tend to use their brains differently (over time and across activities).
• In lieu of a brain scan, one’s possible favorite brain regions (using a coloring poster).
• Neuro-diversity on teams.
• The clear scientific support for Jungian concepts like extraversion/introversion and judging vs. perceiving functions.
• Descriptions of the 8 Jungian functions based on brain-imaging results.
• Emotional dynamics in the brain. Emotions are intertwined in everything we do.
• How the brain shifts with a person’s age, biological factors, career, culture, organizational roles, and personality.
• Analytic vs. Holistic styles, with a deep dive into 4 developmental types: Dominant, Creative, Normalizing, and Harmonizing.
• Body-mind practices (e.g. breathwork, yoga) and the role of the ANS (autonomic nervous system).

Who Should Attend

• People who want to know the latest science behind personality "types".
• Anyone with a particularly scientific focus.
• People who value cognitive diversity and want to better understand what that means.
• Those who are interested in the "developed self": how upbringing, career, and other factors influence us.
• Those who want to add emotions and subtypes to the Jung / Myers-Briggs framework.

Target Audiences

• People who want to know the latest science behind personality "types".
• Anyone with a particularly scientific focus.
• People who value cognitive diversity and want to better understand what that means.
• Those who are interested in the "developed self": how upbringing, career, and other factors influence us.
• Those who want to add emotions and subtypes to the Jung / Myers-Briggs framework.