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POWER OF THE
MIND
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
RODELAS, PILITRO, OLLET
(PIAROH)
BRAINPOWER: what do you know
about the brain?

The brain is a complex organ that controls thought, memory,
emotion, touch, motor skills, vision, breathing, temperature, hunger
and every process that regulates our body. Together, the brain and
spinal cord that extends from it make up the central nervous system.
POWER TO ACT: Main Parts of the Brain
Main Parts of the Brain
Brainstem Cerebellum Cerebrum

Connects the brain and the spinal
A fist-sized portion of the brain.
Largest portion of the brain. Initiate
cord. It controls functions that

Coordinates the voluntary muscle
and coordinates the movement and
movement. You form the thought

temperature. It has four lobes that
keep people alive such as
and then an area in the cerebellum

controls the speech,
breathing, heart rate and blood

thinking,,judgement and senses.
translate your will to action.
pressure.
Lobes of the Brain
Frontal Lobe Parietal Lobe
Thinking, memory, behavior, and movement Language and Touch
Temporal Lobe Occipital Lobe

Hearing, Learniing and feelings Sight
Theory of Brain Lateralization
The theory of brain lateralization was developed by Robert Ornstein
and Roger Sperry. It stated that each side of the brain has different
functions, While humans use both sides, each one has a dominant side
which, according to the theory. Explains much about his or her
behavior, interests, personality. And mode of thinking. This led to the
coined terms left-brained or right-brained individuals

RIGHT-BRAINED INDIVIDUALS
People with right brain dominance are said to be more emotional,
swayed by feelings and seem to view things and events through feelings.
They look at visual reference as a whole then go through details. They
are intuitive, risk takers, creative and unpredictable. They tend to be
disorganized, unable to make clear their priorities and lack time
management.
lEFT-BRAINED INDIVIDUALS
People with left brain dominance are very organized, logical and detail
oriented, They process ideas in a methodical step by step manner and
this enables them to commit less mistakes. They favor rigid schedules and
deadlines. They are more auditory learners and are better at using words
to remember than visual aids.
CRITICAL AGE
There is a consensus among researches that brain cells
regenerate throughout life, as said by Doug Postels, a
pediatric neurosurgeon in New Orleans, but that new
growth happens very slowly after a certain age. The size of
a brain doesn't increase much after 3.

During the first 3 years of life, the brain experiences most

of its growth and develop most of its potential in learning.

1. the brain parts are adaptable.

2. deprivation of intellectual stimulation occurs
dramatically before the age of 3
Drug Damage
there are several items that may mildly or severely affect the brain’s behavior.
Inhalants - they destroy the outer lining of nerve cells and

make them unable to communicate with one another.
examples are glue, paint, gasoline, and aerosols.
Marijuana - it hinders memory, learning, judgement, and
reaction time.
Ecstasy - it destroys neurons that are tasked to make
serotonin, and it is crucial in controlling sleep, violence, mood
swings, and sexual urges.
Steroids - they cause aggressions and violent mood swings.
The Power of Minds (Advantages):
1. Can create ideas and success.

2. Helps you on how to visualize.
3. It composes mental images of your own thoughts.
4. It plays a big role in the Law of attraction.
5. The power of minds teaches you how to manifest and
make your ideas come true.
The Power of Minds (Disadvantages):
1. Negative thoughts can cause chronic stress.

2. Overthinking increases the risk of mental health
issues.
3. Self-criticizing can lower self-esteem.
4. Power of minds can also lead you to do things
against others.
5. Questioning self-worth.
There are ways to protect and maintain control of your
mind and thoughts. These are:
1. Meditate
2. Think first before you act
3. Learn how to control yourself
4. Always strive to look for the brighter side
5. Change your negative perspective into
something positive and tangible
6. Find ways to manage your stresses
thank you!

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POWER OF THE

about the brain?

emotion, touch, motor skills, vision, breathing, temperature, hunger

Brainstem Cerebellum Cerebrum

cord. It controls functions that

movement. You form the thought

keep people alive such as

and then an area in the cerebellum

breathing, heart rate and blood

Temporal Lobe Occipital Lobe

The theory of brain lateralization was developed by Robert Ornstein

which, according to the theory. Explains much about his or her

behavior, interests, personality. And mode of thinking. This led to the

coined terms left-brained or right-brained individuals

During the first 3 years of life, the brain experiences most

1. the brain parts are adaptable.

Inhalants - they destroy the outer lining of nerve cells and

1. Can create ideas and success.

1. Negative thoughts can cause chronic stress.

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