What is Emotional Intelligence?
in Psychology ·
Which specific brain regions "represent" different types of intelligence?
How are these disparate areas interconnected,
and how do they actually function?
Which part acts as the master/slave controller for specific intelligences or decisions?
How does each region interpret incoming stimuli through its own lens of intelligence?
For instance, how can a third party be perceived as unattractive by one brain,
yet beautiful by another—and how can that same second brain command its host/body/clumsy mass to fall in love with them?
What is actually occurring within those two distinct brains?
Or more precisely, within the various sectors of those two brains?
How do we distinguish good from evil? Is it just gut instinct?
In what ways do our parents "program" us?
Are we simply paying for our parents' mistakes, who were themselves paying for their own parents' errors...
And how can we avoid this, or program our children to avoid repeating our own failures (in upbringing or behavior), and how feasible is that even possible?
Thanks.
How are these disparate areas interconnected,
and how do they actually function?
Which part acts as the master/slave controller for specific intelligences or decisions?
How does each region interpret incoming stimuli through its own lens of intelligence?
For instance, how can a third party be perceived as unattractive by one brain,
yet beautiful by another—and how can that same second brain command its host/body/clumsy mass to fall in love with them?
What is actually occurring within those two distinct brains?
Or more precisely, within the various sectors of those two brains?
How do we distinguish good from evil? Is it just gut instinct?
In what ways do our parents "program" us?
Are we simply paying for our parents' mistakes, who were themselves paying for their own parents' errors...
And how can we avoid this, or program our children to avoid repeating our own failures (in upbringing or behavior), and how feasible is that even possible?
Thanks.