Physiological facts about love
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Some focus on the physiological overload of stress (e.g., Selye, 1976), some on the unpredictability and uncontrollability of stress (e.g., Kelly, 1955) and some on the conditioning that takes place between a frightening stressor and other aspects of life, with a resulting avoidance of …
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Interrelated physiological, psychological and social components. ... Often individuals with use disorders have a love hate relationship with the addictive behavior. Unrealistic expectations and false hopes for recovery. Ambivalence is the norm in initiating the recovery process.
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Other kinds of emotional effects of impressions and ideas may induce aesthetic value. According to Burke (1757), a continuing empiricist, while the experience of beauty relies on the biological mechanisms of pleasure or love, the experience of sublimity is mediated by the physiological causes of pain.
Early Adulthood: Physical and Cognitive Development
Maslow felt that people were basically trustworthy, self-protecting, and self-governing. Humans tend toward growth and love, and although there is a continuous cycle of war, murder, and deceit, Maslow believed that human nature was not meant to be violent. ... Maslow's original levels of need Maslow's revised levels of need Physiological ...
[DOCX File]Mullins' New History of the Jews (1968)
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A leading businessman, J. J. Cavanagh, has compared the dispersion of the Jews to the physiological effects of cancer. "The Jews," he stated in a speech to a Chicago business group, "can be best understood as a disease of civilization. They can be likened to the spread of cancer throughout the human system. ... and love the other; or else he ...
[DOC File]Disasters, A Psychological Perspective
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At the age of forty-five, Eustace Mullins has completed thirty years of continuous activity as a writer, an artist and a businessman. With five books currently in print on fine arts, religious and economic subjects, he also carries on a fulltime business career, and is known as an artist's artist, a genius painter who has restored distance to the art of landscape, and whose paintings have won ...
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Psychologists argue that information provided by our emotions, which we experience as feelings, is partly physiological, as when our respiration changes or our body temperature alters; partly behavioral, as when we are moved to advance or to flee, to stand up or to sit down; and partly cognitive since we can describe what we feel as fear, love ...
[DOCX File]Mullins' New History of the Jews (1968)
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Inductive reasoning allows a person to combine isolated facts into a cohesive whole. 2. A scientist uses inductive reasoning to develop a possible explanation (a hypothesis) for a natural event; the scientist presents the hypothesis as an actual statement. 3. Scientists only consider hypotheses that can be tested (i.e., moral and religious ...
Psychological Facts About Love: 27 Psychological Love Facts To Kn…
Love. Romantic love occurs within a cultural context. In our culture, transmitted via fairy tales. Love as Appraisal of Arousal. Love — state of intense physiological arousal and the cognitive appraisal of that arousal. Perception of being in love consists of: 1) state of intense arousal that is connected with an appropriate love object;
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The anticipation and experience of being socially excluded has been shown to have damaging psychological, behavioral, and physiological effects. Being excluded, rejected, or separated from others is such a wounding experience that it is often described colloquially as ‘hurting’ or ‘being painful.’
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