How do we define the Reflective Brain System?
The Reflective Brain System refers to our ability to mentally or emotionally ‘step back’ to consider our responses.
This system is centred in the Prefrontal Cortex. It is associated with higher level thinking such as concepts and imagination and is also the home of our self-awareness.
Where does the Reflective Brain System sit in our neuroscience model?
The Reflective Brain System is located in the Prefrontal Cortex region of the brain and in our neuroscience model it is one of 2 brain systems linked to Engagement. In the image below you can see the Reflective Brain System sitting underneath Engagement.
What are the 2 neuroscience themes which make up the Reflective Brain System?
The 2 neuroscience themes which make up the Reflective Brain System are:
- Meaning and Purpose
- Personal Growth
How do we define Meaning and Purpose?
Meaning is a term used to denote something of personal value and importance. It’s an internal motivator. Purpose is more of a ‘why’ question and something we can take into the world.
For more information on the theme of Meaning and Purpose please visit our dedicated Meaning and Purpose page by clicking here.
How do we define Personal Growth?
To grow is something all human beings want and need - Loosely speaking, it is the process of fulfilling our own potential.
Growth opportunities offer us new experiences, challenges and learning both inside and outside the workplace.
For more information on the theme of Personal Growth please visit our dedicated Personal Growth page by clicking here.
Meaning and Purpose Pre-Built Survey
To support our neuroscience model we have created a range of Pre-Built Surveys based on our neuroscience themes. To access further information regarding our Meaning and Purpose Pre-Built Survey please click here.
Personal Growth Pre-Built Survey
To access further information regarding our Personal Growth Pre-Built Survey please click here.
How can I improve my Reflective score?
Our customers often ask us how they can improve their Reflective score so to help we’ve put an article together explaining just that. To access the article please click here.