Any change in attitude thart develpoes froman out come of a perception is emotion. When our senses detect an energy change from the outside which is called sensation, it fires whatever sense receptors the sense is triggering in our bodies to send neurological messages to the projection area in our brains where sensation ends with the experience of sensation. ... Once the perception has been evaluated with the thinking process in the frontal lobes, we come to a judgement of the sensation, which is where perception ends. ... Interoreceptors are sense organswithin the body. ... So the percept...

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When Wordsworth writes, "my heart with pleasure fills, And dances with the daffodils" (23-24), I can sense his honesty and empathize with the sheer amount of appreciation he holds in his heart for the scene of nature he is describing. ... Although it is not the most scientific perception, which tend to contain straight forward sentences and boring language, the honesty in appreciativeness of the angle taken is not any less authentic. ... In this case there is a sense of dishonesty and extremism in his writing. ... It is true that metaphoric language with personifications and similes...

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The automatic connection between perception and behavior facilitates social acceptance in group settings by shaping our behavior to be consonant with that of others. ... In this sense, these individuals must learn to understand and implement the cues under conscious control. Individuals with ASD thus do not readily reap the adaptive benefits of perception automatically translating to behavior to foster positive social interactions. ... Compromised social information processing, and by extension social relations, may also be explored in the context of person perception. ... In this way, it ...

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Perception can be one of two things objective or subjective. ... Furthermore, subjective means belonging to the perception of a specific mind, or simply an opinion. A distinction is generally made in psychology and philosophy between what scientists can verify to be a fact and alternatively what people simply believe or sense to be the instance. These perceptions can be affected by one's: personality, experiences, beliefs and gender. ...

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My photographs may not be pretty in the sense of the cannon of what a pretty picture is supposed to look like, but they are beautiful in the sense that they capture the essence of the person. ... My controversial perception breaks the boundaries that define traditional conventions by exhibiting informality, communication, and vulnerability. ... The very source of my creative and artistic energy derives from my intimate encounters with them therefore; my photographs are influenced by a personal intense sense to myself. ... (Nan Goldin) Maybe my passion to record history gives me a sense of co...

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A sense of security is shown in the face of the writer in an ever-changing world when they are together, however this is misconceptive in the nature of change. The soft music accompanying the lyrics create the sense of a lullaby, however the lullaby is betrayed by the distorted, harsh rhythm of "well be alright, yeah alright, I need you close please stay tonight " suggesting that the false sense of security cannot endure despite a desperate plan by her father to "keep his little girl". This represents the individual's desire for life to remain unchanged; however the constant sense of time...

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Knowing ourself, having a realistic perception of our being and building strong self-esteem is the path that can take us closest to our destination: independence from with others' thoughts. ... Many do not like or want to believe that they cannot have complete control, in every sense of the meaning, over themselves. ... However, the very same words and thoughts help us define our sense of self and place in society. ...

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These surroundings left him feeling both derided, and with a sense that this eagerly anticipated trip had been in vain. ... The last sentence of the story contains four words that deal with the sense of sight: gazing, darkness, saw, and eyes. ... The narrator's perception of the darkness causes him to reflect on his own isolation and loneliness. ...

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The Groundhog In "The Groundhog," Richard Eberhart uses eloquent diction to reflect the changing perceptions and emotions the speaker has towards the decaying groundhog. Also, his use of vivid imagery allows the reader a greater sense of the actual metamorphosis of the dead groundhog. ...

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Fiction can be true, however, only in the sense that the actions or behaviors "ring true" with what we know of the world. ... With fiction, the meaning is dependent on the perceptions, imagination, and feelings of the reader. ... The Antagonist's rationale toward his actions should make sense to an audience as to why he's doing what he's doing. Depending on how riveting the story is, the Antagonist's actions and reason does not have to make sense to the reader. ...

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If this were true, it would make sense that James' writing reflects that she was consciously both the observer and the observed. ... Her own sense of being herself within her writing was replaced by a sense of being appreciated as herself by others. ... It would have deprived me surely of those exquisite moments of mental flatulence which every now and then inflate the cerebral vacuum with a delicious sense of latent possibilities-of stretching oneself to cosmic limits. (Edel 66) James herself would never admit to having the same intellectual capacity as a man, but only the ability to ...

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If we choose to foster a sense of inner peace, challenge our perceptions and interpretations when our emotions could use some schooling, and learn to take responsibility for our joy, we can not only minimize pain; we can choose to be a source of pleasure, for ourselves and the people around us....

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I think if someone has felt the pain that love can cause, that maybe their perception of the poem may be different from someone who has never felt the pain that is associated with love. ... The fact that the chapel is in the garden of love, I got the sense that the garden is the euphoria that one feels in love and the chapel is the hardship that happens to one that is in love. ...

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Contingent communication - the parents ability to perceive the child's signals, interpret those signals in terms of what they mean to the child in a timely and effective response 2) Reflective dialogue - engage and elaborate on the mental processes such as thoughts, feeling, sensations, perceptions, memories, attitudes, beliefs and intentions. 3) Repair - When ruptures occur, that is, having the need to connect with someone, but for whatever reason the connection does not happen, repair is then needed, an acknowledgement of the disconnection and an attempt to move forward and reconnect...

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Together, the limbic system and inferior temporal lobe have been found to provide foundations for mystical, spiritual, and religious experiences -- the perception and hallucination of ghosts, demons, and spirits and the belief in demonic or angelic possession (Motluck 7). ... These nuclei are "primary in regard to memory, the production of visual imagery, and the expression and perception of most aspects of emotion (including religious ecstasy)." ... Consequently, the perception of certain objects often results in feelings of "fear, foreboding, or religious awe," since the limbic system is als...

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The star child is motionless in his state of complete awareness, and traverses further into the universe with a brave sense of curiosity. ... There are wide angle shots of the apes and animals working and gathering fruits alongside each other, creating a sense of unity in the struggle to survive. ... The flower is a motif that represents purity, fragility, and sense of self. ... The key has been shown to come from the protagonist's mouth for shock value, transformed into a knife for suspense, and appears out of thin air to give a sense of mystery. ...

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The perception of the Aussie Battler was strongly evident throughout the text. ... The inclusion of a real life person strengthens reader's perceptions on the text being real, because readers have prior knowledge of the existence of this person. ... "Rose couldn't talk to him- The sense of belonging was another theme present within Cloudstreet, readers recognize that they too have doubts of whether they belong or have the right to belong to certain groups of people. ... "Fairdinkum" The language produced a sense of comfort and unity as readers relate to the laid back language. ...

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Jowett and Victoria O'Donnell in Propaganda & Persuasion, Propaganda is "the deliberate, systematic attempt to shape perceptions, manipulate cognitions, and direct behavior to achieve a response that furthers the desired intent of the propagandist ". ... The same goes for life insurance ads that try to draw a sense of guilt from the viewer if they do not buy a life insurance plan so that their families won't be burdened. ... Framing is defined as "presentation of the news and the public's perception of the news " as well as The most basic examples are CNN vs FOX news. ...

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They have the power to lift our spirits, or make us sad; they, in a sense, control our psyche. ... In a way I suppose that is true since we do based our perception on our experiences, and there is only one me. ...

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However, one theory, by Leo Tolstoy, suggest it is not in our perception of art which defines a value in a piece, rather its ability to transmit emotion into viewers. ... Almost always there's an overpowering sense of a higher power lingering over the viewer. ...

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This reflects Bradstreet's knowledge of the negative perception of female writers, and their supposed inability to create factual and historical poetry. In this submissive manner, Anne mocks that perception and tries to humble her own works. ... Bradstreet takes an argumentative tone in this stanza, obviously disagreeing with man's perception of woman, and confronting man's possible reaction to a good poem by a woman. ...

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We are all human and need love in one way or another. We need to feel a sense of belonging and comfort. There are no scientific explanations why people love, but there are many philosophical theories about love. There are personal factors that prove love does exist in every individual. Many people c...

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ABSENCE OF SETTING? Setting has tremendous effect on the emotions and actions of everyone, without exception, in everything that we do. In example, the choices you make to guide the events of your day will almost always be dependent on how you perceive the questions that come about. Your percept...

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Changes in Cognitive States, Processes and Experiences The main changes in cognitive states, processes and experiences that I was able to observe involve mainly the alteration of my perceptions regarding life in general. Essentially, the term cognitive mainly relates to the mental processes that involve various aspects of human thinking such as perception, reasoning, memory, as well as judgment. ... Negative cognitive processes can affect an individual's perception of success, and in most cases, prevent them from achieving their set goals. ...

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Revenge can often be associated with justice, however vengeance carries with it a sense of cruelty. ... In doing so, Medea has no one to comfort her, stuck in a foreign land where she is subject to complacent perception, and worse yet, no previous life to seek refuge. ... (Freud 1930, p.328) Her once passionate love for Jason is turned upside down upon his betrayal, leaving her only with a sense of intense anger and injustice. ... (French 2001, p.24) An overwhelming sense of love is replaced with anger, manipulation, pride and revenge. Therefore, in Medea's mind, her sense of reason,...

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