Informational Resources

An overview of the different categories from the multiple intelligences theory by Howard Gardner which suggests that individuals have distinct types of intelligence, rather than a single, generalized one.

This is a tool for describing the different human emotions & their opposites created by Robert Plutchik.

 As defined by the media outlet Emotion Researcher: 

Emotion is defined as an episode of interrelated, synchronized changes in the state of all or most of the five organismic subsystems in response to the evaluation of an external or internal stimulus event as relevant to major concerns of the organism.

An infographic displaying different levels of responses during a conversation. The highest point of the image represents a direct reply to the topic or idea presented while the lowest level represents an attempt to deflect or change the subject. 

This is an overview of the different types of misinformation one might come across while browsing the Internet. To help stop the spread of misinformation be sure to: think about what you are looking at, consider & verify the source before reacting, responding, or sharing.

A full body stretching routine useful for flexibility & maintaining range of motion. (Source: Vox Media)