'Mental structure' presentation slideshows

How Does Our Thinking Change With Age?

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A Vision for Systemic Change: The Theory of Totally Integrated Education

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Making the reader feel

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Jean Gebser

Jean Gebser. THE EVER-PRESENT ORIGIN. Power Point Presentation for the Seminar on Psychology of Social Development organized by the University of Human Unity, Auroville. Structures of consciousness.

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Memory and recall

Memory and recall. Question 1. Write down your earliest memory. Magical Number 7 (plus or minus 2). Digit span (Miller, 1956) While most people can generally hold around seven numbers in mind for a short period, almost everyone finds it difficult to hold ten digits in mind. .

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Part II

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Learning, Motivation and Performance

Learning, Motivation and Performance. Chapter #3. Learning Outcomes. By the conclusion of this discussion you should: More thoroughly understand what motivates people to learn and to perform. Be able to put together a 5 min training on a motivational theory

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The Current Controversy Over PowerPoint

The Current Controversy Over PowerPoint. Cliff Solomon. Presentation Outline. Brief Description of PowerPoint Recent Criticisms Student Comments Your Experiences Recent Responses For More Information. Brief Description of PowerPoint.

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The Problem of Transposition

Behavioral Versus Cognitive Views of Learning. The Problem of Transposition. Key Issue in Learning Theory: What is Learned?. Behavioral View : An association is formed between a specific stimulus and a specific action.

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WHAT IS THINKING?

WHAT IS THINKING?. Thinking. Mental activity involved in understanding, processing and communicating information. Elements of Thinking. Symbols: an object or act that stands for something else

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