Neural & Social Networks

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These flashcards cover key concepts related to neural and social networks as discussed in the lecture notes, providing a comprehensive review for the upcoming exam.

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What is the primary goal of human connections according to the notes?

The primary goal is to gain connections with people around us, leading to happiness.

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How is a network defined in the context of relationships?

A network is a group of people or organizations that are closely connected and work together to achieve connectivity.

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What are the two types of networks mentioned?

The two types of networks are formal networks (structured) and informal networks (developed over time with colleagues).

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What is the role of professionalism in social networks?

Professionalism is important for establishing and maintaining relationships in networks.

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How do social connections affect mental health?

Social connections can help reduce anxiety and depression.

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Which are the three main parts of the brain?

The three main parts of the brain are the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brain stem.

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What is the cerebrum responsible for?

The cerebrum is responsible for speaking, emotions, and personality.

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How do neural networks function in the brain?

Neural networks function by spreading messages from one neuron to another through electrical impulses.

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What are some advantages of social networking?

Advantages include connecting with the world, making new friends, and advertising products.

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What are some disadvantages of social networking?

Disadvantages include cyberbullying, strong public reaction, identity theft, and privacy invasion.

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Why is belongingness important in today's society?

Belongingness is a basic human need, especially in a technology-dominated era, to sustain connection and comfort in a complex world.

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How does social media influence self-esteem according to the notes?

Social media can lead to lower self-esteem, particularly among adolescents, due to societal standards and comparison.

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What is the significance of social relationships on health?

Strong social relationships can increase a person's survival rate and positively affect physical health.

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What misconception exists about today's youth regarding social media?

The misconception is that youth are blinded by social media and are incapable of contributing positively to society.

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What roles do students play in society according to the notes?

Students play significant roles in strengthening society and are considered the future of the country.

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What does role conflict mean in the context of multiple roles in society?

Role conflict arises when an individual has to fulfill multiple roles, which can lead to challenges in performance.