Organisational Change Management Volume 2

30. How the Brain Works

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In this section consideration will be given to the following areas:

Introduction

Prefrontal Cortex And Other Parts Of The Brain

Cognitive Ease/Law Of Least Effort

Attention (Emotions, Meaning, Multi-Tasking & Timing)

Summary

Arousement

Insights

Focus On Minimising Change

Cognitive Change

Artificial Intelligence (Ai)

Social Brain

Changing Behaviours

Decision-Making (Less Is Better Than More)

Free-Will Under Challenge By Neuroscience

Thin Slicing

Priming

Memories

I) Introduction

Ii) Short-Term (Working Memory)

Iii) Long-Term Memory

Sleep

Stress

Senses (Sight, Smell, Feel, Hearing, Taste, Etc)

Gender

Exercise

Energy

Hormonal Influences,Social Rules

 

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