Essays on Brain

What is the reliability of a measure and how the concept of reliability to different types of measure?             Reliability of any measure entails the ability to consistently produce similar results when provided with the same measurements that are provided under the same circumstances or conditions (Csikszentmihalyi and Larson 2014). Additionally,...

The paper aims at developing a testable hypothesis, provide psychological implications of the podcast experience and explore meditation and its impact in the field of psychology. The hypothesis will show how research is essential in psychology and demonstrate an understanding of the processes involved in the scientific method. There will...

Determining whether an individual has a vibrant inner self-has raised diverse concerns due to the lack of adequate determinants as a means of measurement, the use of symbols and bodily reactions are considered as a yardstick in underlining the existence of a vibrant inner self. Although the robots have the...

The Relationship between Learning and Remembering The relationship between learning and remembering is a function of the memory. Memory refers to the mental ability to store information which is learned by a person and retrieved for use in the future. Amnesia refers to a disorder of the memory and the systems...

It is common for individuals to use the words mind and brain interchangeably but the question at hand is, are these two the same? The logical description of brain implies the morphological and physical structure where the mind resides. The mind refers to the sum of all functional operations and...

The MESSAGE The MESSAGE presented is about Jill's experiences during a stroke. The message illustrates how her part of the brain was switched off. Therefore, the RECEIVER is the audience listening to understand the key message being explained by Jill. The CHANNEL used to convey the information is face to face...

Biologically, the size of the brain is not a good predictor of intelligence. In a sample of wild animals, for example, the average size of the brain, measured from museum specimens craniums collected from rural and urban animals over the last century or so correlates with living around people....

Choi, P. (2010). Genes and gender roles: Why is the nature argument so appealing? Psychology, Evolution & Gender. The author of this article notes that sex differences results in variation in behaviors. He argues that most of the observed differences in behaviors are as a result of genetic and evolutionary factors....

The purpose of this study The purpose of this study was to show that scientists have resorted to the use of neuroscience to evaluate consumer behaviors and hence develop marketing strategies that help organizations properly undertake their sales activities. Through the use of neuroscience strategies, scientists have managed to identify response...

The Brain's Reaction to Various Circumstances The main focus of the chemistry supplement is on how the brain reacts to various circumstances. The brain has a mechanism that encourages and rewards us when we take actions that help us live, such as avoiding danger, eating, and engaging in sexual activity. As...

Despite their distinct etiopathophysiology, one of the long-standing concerns regarding the epidemiology of multiple sclerosis and systemic lupus erythematosus is misdiagnosis, with each disease being misdiagnosed as the other. The difficulty stems from the fact that both illnesses influence the immune system and so manifest in comparable ways. Because they...

A Brain Takes Up Room A brain takes up room. But my mental states don't take up space: no matter how many worries I have, I don't need a bigger house to accommodate them all. As a result, my mental states are not the same as my brain states. Physicalism: The View...