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Brain Function Print E-mail

Q. I’ve heard you refer to the science of brain function but I don’t know how it differs from Psychiatry, Psychology, Physiology, Biology or any of the other "ologies." What’s your definition?

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Brain Layers Print E-mail

Q. Michael Gurian wrote about brain layers. Layers of what?

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Brain Profile (BTSA) Print E-mail

Q. Please explain a bit more about Benziger’s Working Model of Brain Function and the BTSA that you use in The Brain Program.

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Brain Skills Print E-mail

Q. Since it is possible to develop skills throughout the brain, why not aim for equal skills in all four divisions of the cerebrum?

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Brain-Function Books Print E-mail

Q. What you share in your brain-function seminars is fascinating as well as practical and helpful. What information is available for the general public?

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Car Sales and the Brain Print E-mail

Q. What is it about the brains of people who sell cars? I HATE the games, and negotiations, and being treated like I don't even have a brain simply because I'm female! If only I could purchase a car without having to deal with a salesperson! What do you do?

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Downshifting, What Is It? Print E-mail

Q. What is downshifting?

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Intuition Print E-mail

Q. What actually is intuition and who has it, males or females?

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Misfit Print E-mail

Q. One of our five children is like a foreigner in our midst. We like to camp out and play volleyball; he would rather bring a book and read, or go walking with a friend. It’s so frustrating!

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Personality theory and brain-dominance theory Print E-mail

Q. What do you say to people who ask "How does brain dominance theory sit with personality theory that I already understand?" I can't resolve it in my own brain because they seem to be two different models. Personality theory says "you can adapt" while brain dominance theory says "you have an innate preference."

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PET Scans Print E-mail

Q. An article, in a recent news magazine, mentioned a PET Scan. What is it?

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The Ten Commandments Print E-mail

Q. I’ve heard you speak about the importance of using positive words so all three brain layers can perceive them in a one-step process, but the Ten Commandments are negative. What do you have to say about that?

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Visualizing vs Sensory Preference Print E-mail

Q. Is there a difference between having a visual sensory preference and being able to visualize?

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Well versus Energy Efficiently Print E-mail

Q. I’ve heard you speak about the difference between “well” and “energy efficiently.” If you do it “well” won’t you do it “efficiently,” and why even try to figure it out?

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