Neuroplasticity, Power and Children.

Jj is for Jottings 124.  Neuroplasticity, Power and Children.

This article follows on from the previous article on neuroplasticity and power.  However, I just want to mention a couple more points before moving on to the subject of neuroplasticity, power and children.  These points include people’s differing needs for power, and avoiding the negative effects of power. Continue reading

Neuroplasticity and Power.

Jj is for Jottings 123.  Neuroplasticity and Power.

The topic of neuroplasticity and power is related to this article which defines neuroplasticity and this article on neuroplasticity and complaining.  Every experience we have and every thought we think affects the way our brain develops and changes.  In turn, this affects our physiology and psychology.  The interplay between neuroplasticity and power has consequences in all aspects of life, from the playground bully to leaders in business and beyond.

Photo of kitten with ball of paper in her mouth and the caption: Neuroplasticity and Power. Shanti says, "I have such power over this paper. Will neuroplasticity mean I will turn into a lion?"

Neuroplasticity and Power. Shanti says, “I have such power over this paper. Does neuroplasticity mean I will turn into a lion?”

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