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changes in the structure and functions of the brain cells
neuroplasticity phase
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the potential to acquire new skill and adapt to new condition
Human Being
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Goals need to be accepted. Individuals must understand and agree to the goals.
Commitment
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The third and weaker factor, compared to the first two sources.
Verbal Persuasion
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signs are eating more or less, sleeping too much or too little, withdrawing from others, procrastinating or neglecting responsibilities, using alcohol, cigarettes, or drugs to relax, and nervous habits like nail biting and pacing.
Behavior
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tells us that people generally will only attempt things they believe they can accomplish and won’t attempt things they believe they will fail.
Self Efficacy Theory
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“The person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change.”
Carl Rogers
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the basic building blocks of the nervous system which transmits impulses or messages from stimuli throughout one’s physical body.
Neurons
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signs of stress are aches and pains, diarrhea or constipation, nausea, dizziness, chest pain, rapid heart rate, loss of sex drive, and frequent colds or flu.
Physical
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Take special care to ensure that work doesn't become too overwhelming when goals or assignments are highly complex.
Considering Task Complexity
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Five principle of locke and latham
clarify challenge commitment feedback task complexity
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proposed mindset theory to understand the effects of the beliefs that individuals hold for the nature of intelligence.
Carol S Dweck
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Individuals do not depend on past experienced as the only source of self-efficacy as most expectations are result from indirect experience.
Vicarious Experience
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signs of stress are memory problems, inability to concentrate, poor judgment, seeing only the negative, anxious or racing thoughts, and constant worrying.
Cognitive
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Students must evaluate their thinking after completing the task.
Evaluating
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Source of stress
Money, Work, Family responsibilities, Health concern
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Three main parts of neurons
nucleus, cerebellum and cerebrum
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Outlining
Organization
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demands an accurate balance to guarantee the right level of challenge.
Setting Challenging Goal
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How many neurons that are responsible for all interaction among the main three main parts.
100 billion neurons
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A SMART goal must be achievable and attainable
Smart Goal - Achievable
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self-care is all about helping to calm your mind
Sensory
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believe that their qualities (such as intelligence and other personality traits)
fixed mindset
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Problem-solving, critical thinking
Analyzing
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is the awareness of one’s thinking and the strategies one uses to learn or “thinking about thinking”
Metacognition
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This last source of self-efficacy can be stimulated from a demanding and challenging situation which might have beneficial worth for self-ability hence this affect the perceived self-efficacy in dealing with threatening situation (Bandura, 1977).
Emotional Arousal
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"In order to succeed, people need a sense of self-efficacy, struggle together with resilience to meet the inevitable obstacles and inequities of life.”
Albert Bandura
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manifest characteristics that causes anxiety or concern
Distress
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Students should monitor their understanding; use “fix-up”strategies when meaning breaks down
Monitoring
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that is the wrinkled layer of the brain.
cerebral cortex
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have a significantly greater chance of being accomplished.
Smart Goal - Specific
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In addition to selecting the right goals, you should also listen to feedback, so that you can gauge how well you and your team are progressing.
Gaining Feedback
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believe that effort or training can change one’s qualities and traits.
growth mindset
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The cortex has four lobes:
frontal, parietal,temporal, and occipital
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A SMART goal must be time-bound in that it has a start and finish date.
Smart Goal - Timely
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is characterized by motivation and energy as the focus
Eustress
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Connecting with other people is necessary for happiness for a large diversity of people.
Social
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the goal can be realistically achieved given the available resources and time
Smart Goal - Realistic
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Bandura (1977) explained that this is the most important source of self-efficacy as it is based on experience.
Personal Accomplishment
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The importance of self-care definitely extends to purely physical aspects of your health.
Physical
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Summarizing and paraphrasing
Elaboration
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Reciting items to be learned from a list.
Rehearsal
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A neuron transmits impulses or messages to another neuron through a junction is called.
sypnapse
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is about getting in touch with your values and what really matters to you.
Spiritual
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Self-compassion is regarding yourself compassionately.
Self Care
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signs of stress are depression or general unhappiness, anxiety and agitation, moodiness, irritability, or anger, feeling overwhelmed, loneliness and isolation, and other mental or emotional health problems.
Emotional
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Every single neurons is made up of a
cell body
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A SMART goal must have criteria for measuring progress.
Smart Goal - Measureble
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When your goals are clear, you know what you're trying to achieve.
Setting Clear Goals
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one of the best self-care tips is to make sure you fully engage with your emotions.
Emotional
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Students must develop a plan before approaching a learning task, such as reading for comprehension or solving a math problem.
Planning
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is a belief that orients the way we handle situation
Mindset