Online course on the neuroscience of reframing & how to improve your reframing skills. Anette Prehn, author of Play Your Brain : Adopt a Musical Mindset and Change your Life and Career, a book I often recommend, is offering a class through udemy on reframing. It begins on February 15, and I think it will be worth your time. A description of "The Neuroscience of Reframing & How to Do It" from the udemy Web site: Reframing ought to be in the water we drink, scientists say. Reframing is the ability to change your perspective deliberately. But why is it praised like that? This course is targeted for managers and executives which will show in the examples given and the questions asked. Since many conflict professionals use reframing, this class should be an excellent resource for them, too. Click to enroll. Past posts about Prehn: Brain Anatomy and Functions. Video: Neuroscientists Measure Brain Activity in Love Competition | Underwire.
In the short film The Love Competition, scientists measure the brain activity of seven people as they pondered love.Image courtesy Wholphin Is it possible for one person to love more than another? In an attempt to find out, filmmaker Brent Hoff teamed with Stanford University neuroscientists to test lovers’ abilities, using an fMRI to monitor brain activity and measure whose adoration was the strongest. The results can be seen in The Love Competition, a short film directed by Hoff (watch the whole thing below). The San Francisco director, who edits DVD magazine Wholphin, said he knows the idea of reducing love to a neurochemical blood sport might rub some people the wrong way, but he hopes people see the film in the good-natured way he intended. “With the way we view sports, we look at them in such a hard, unforgiving way — you win or you don’t — and the idea of taking love and making it either-you-win-or-you-don’t is, I agree, kind of horrible,” Hoff told Wired.
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