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We have studied the relationship between neuroscience and the different types of leadership

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Froggy Jumps Neuroscience and leadershipOnline version We have studied the relationship between neuroscience and the different types of leadership by Emily Gelabert 1 What does neuroscience study? a The brain and the nervous system b Social behavior c Emotional intelligence 2 In simple words, neuroscience helps us understand: a Only how memory improves b How companies are created and how the economy works c Why we think, feel, and act the way we do 3 How do neurons communicate with each other? a Through automatic reflexes b Only through hormones c Through electrical and chemical signals 4 What is the main function of the prefrontal cortex? a Controlling fear and reflexes b Thinking, planning, and decision-making c Regulating stress 5 Which part of the brain is mainly related to fear and stress? a Prefrontal cortex b Amygdala c Hippocampus 6 Emotions are separate from the brain a False. Emotions are created by the brain b True. Emotions are not created by the brain c I do not know. 7 What effect does constant stress have on the brain? a Has no effect b Improves memory and increases concentration c Negatively affects decision-making 8 What is neuroplasticity? a The brain’s ability to change and adapt b The brain’s rigidity c Emotional control 9 From a neuroscience perspective, an effective leader is someone who: a Someone who always uses authority and acts only based on emotions b Someone who avoids interaction with the team c Regulates emotions and makes rational decisions 10 Authoritarian leadership can activate fear and stress in the brain, reducing creativity. a True b False c I do not know

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Neuroscience and leadershipOnline version

We have studied the relationship between neuroscience and the different types of leadership

by Emily Gelabert

What does neuroscience study?

The brain and the nervous system

Social behavior

Emotional intelligence

In simple words, neuroscience helps us understand:

Only how memory improves

How companies are created and how the economy works

Why we think, feel, and act the way we do

How do neurons communicate with each other?

Through automatic reflexes

Only through hormones

Through electrical and chemical signals

What is the main function of the prefrontal cortex?

Controlling fear and reflexes

Thinking, planning, and decision-making

Regulating stress

Which part of the brain is mainly related to fear and stress?

Prefrontal cortex

Amygdala

Hippocampus

Emotions are separate from the brain

False. Emotions are created by the brain

True. Emotions are not created by the brain

I do not know.

What effect does constant stress have on the brain?

Has no effect

Improves memory and increases concentration

Negatively affects decision-making

What is neuroplasticity?

The brain’s ability to change and adapt

The brain’s rigidity

Emotional control

From a neuroscience perspective, an effective leader is someone who:

Someone who always uses authority and acts only based on emotions

Someone who avoids interaction with the team

Regulates emotions and makes rational decisions

Authoritarian leadership can activate fear and stress in the brain, reducing creativity.

True

False

I do not know

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Neuroscience and leadershipOnline version

by Emily Gelabert

What does neuroscience study?

In simple words, neuroscience helps us understand:

How do neurons communicate with each other?

What is the main function of the prefrontal cortex?

Which part of the brain is mainly related to fear and stress?

Emotions are separate from the brain

What effect does constant stress have on the brain?

What is neuroplasticity?

From a neuroscience perspective, an effective leader is someone who:

Authoritarian leadership can activate fear and stress in the brain, reducing creativity.

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