However, every feeling, thought and behaviour occurs in the context of the body, and thus it is intuitive that embodied experience may impact our mental processing and sense of self, and vice versa. Examples of this relationship can be found within papers from the current Collection, with the ...
According to Dr. Kyriazis, running for a bus or having to work to a deadline are examples of “good stress”, that is, situations with short-term, low or middle level stress. The stress usually makes us react quickly and efficiently, and gives us a sense of achievement—we did it! Ho...
The best answer so far is the offered by the hypothesis that there is a subordinate sense of self there, one which acts to support the normal sense of self, speech and verbal understanding. It has contributions to make towards aspects of grammar, and it is essential for the maintenance of ...
When this symptom first occurs, it can be alarming and can even cause the start of a panic attack because of the sudden fear you experience. Thoughts of “What if this is a symptom of a brain tumor or cancer, or the result of MS, ALS, or other more serious medical condition?” are ...
instead rely on self-identification. Specifically—as for all statistical analyses in biological research—any true group differences should be detectable with sufficient sample sizes, even if there is some amount of intra-group variability or misclassification. Finally, we distinguish biological sex from...
Retrieval practice & the testing effect:Proof of learning often comes from the ability to demonstrate learning. This includes remembering information, practice, and the deliberate act of self-validation. This does not necessarily counteract forgetting because forgetting and remembering are not opposing for...
Do they also have a sense of self? And as computers get faster and smarter, maybe there will come a point, maybe not too far away, when my iPhone develops a sense of its own existence. 这个问题的答案很重要, 因为我们每个人都有意识, 没有意识,就没有世界, 没有自我, 没有一切。 当...
So many of us, including myself, tend to think “if this then that” when it comes to how we think and feel. We give away our power to create the lives we desire by believing that if we just had a little bit more money, if we lost a little more weight, if we obtained a few...
Scientists consider it the "hard problem" because it seems an impossible task to understand why we feel a subjective sense of self and how it arises in the brain. Venturing into the elementary physics of life, Mark Solms has now arrived at an astonishing answer. In his book "The Hidden ...
Wake periods corresponding to the same participants are shown on the left side of the figures as a comparison. The orange vertical line on the last channel indicates the stimulus onset. In these examples, we observed the typical markers of N2 sleep: spindles (EEG); and REM sleep: low chin...