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The Top 3 US Brain and Cognitive Science University Programs

eLearningMind

We’ll be honest: There’s a huge difference between someone with a passing interest in neuroscience and someone who eat, sleeps, and breathes all things brain and behavior. After all, who better to advise on how best to make learning really stick than those individuals who have a deep and expert knowledge of the way the brain works?

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Emotional intelligence is a critical skill for development

CLO Magazine

According to Monarth, “Emotional intelligence is the ability to both recognize your own emotions [and] understand your own emotions, and the impact they have on your thinking, on your behavior, as well as how your emotions impact the thinking and behaviors of others, the feelings of others.” Absolutely, according to Benjamin.

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Leading Teams Through Leading Self

TIER1 Performance

Attention: where you look Attention is a learned behavior. Like all behavior, attention takes energy and practice; and like any other skill, the more you practice, the easier it gets. Our brains are extraordinary, with extraordinary energy needs; at a resting state it requires nearly 20 percent of your daily calories.

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Why are people so dumb? (Cognitive Biases)

Usable Learning

Data-Drive Decision-Making he addresses the question about when you should follow intuition and when you should base your decisions on concrete evidence, and about the kind of cognitive biases ( confirmation bias and the fallacy of centrality ) that can cause intuition to be wrong.

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Leading Teams Through Leading Self

TIER1 Performance

Leading self through attention Attention is a learned behavior. Like all behavior, attention takes energy and practice; and like any other skill, the more you practice, the easier it gets. Our brains are extraordinary, with extraordinary energy needs; at a resting state it requires nearly 20 percent of your daily calories.

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Three steps to a more inclusive workplace with immersive DE&I training

STRIVR

While DE&I initiatives have surged in recent years, non-inclusive and inequitable behaviors continue to negatively impact businesses and employees. Psychology and cognitive science research can help identify the reasons why these initiatives struggle. The science behind DE&I training. Explore DE&I case study from Walmart.

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The Elaboration Likelihood Method for instructional design

Matrix

Since visual stimuli are everywhere and the newer generations constantly need new things fast, simply adding a great video or even realistic VR doesn’t quite do it, so learning specialists turn to the findings of neurology and psychology for effective ways of capturing attention, delivering information and bringing about desired behaviors.