The Hand Brain Model Quiz

What does the "thinking/upstairs brain" in the Hand Model refer to?

• Amygdala

• Prefrontal Cortex

• Brain Stem

• Occipital Lobe

In the Hand Model, which hand position represents the prefrontal cortex being actively engaged?

• Closed Fist

• Raised Fingers

• Open Palm with Thumb Across

• Fingers Crossed

What does a closed fist in the Hand Model indicate about the brain?

• Active amygdala

• Emotionally regulated brain

• Impaired problem-solving

• Disconnected prefrontal cortex

When fingers are raised in the Hand Model, what term is used to describe the state of the brain?

• Green Light

• Amber Light

• "Flipping our Lids"

• Red Light

Which part of the brain connects planning and thinking in the Hand Model?

• Amygdala

• Prefrontal Cortex

• Brain Stem

• Occipital Lobe

What happens when the prefrontal cortex is well-functioning in the Hand Model?

• "Flipping the Lid"

• Emotional regulation

• Impaired decision-making

• Tantrums and meltdowns

In stress, what does "Flipping our Lids" refer to in the Hand Model?

• Rational decision-making

• Disconnect from the amygdala

• Active prefrontal cortex

• Impaired logical thinking

Which hand position in the Hand Model symbolizes a well-regulated and wise decision-making brain?

• Raised Fingers

• Closed Fist

• Open Palm with Thumb Across

• Fingers Crossed

What is the primary role of the prefrontal cortex in the Hand Model?

• Emotional regulation

• Higher cognitive functions

• Planning and thinking

• All of the above

What does the Hand Model suggest is necessary when the brain is in a stressed state?

• Raise the fingers

• Perform deep breathing

• "Flip the Lid"

• Take a breather to reconnect