Philosophy of Mind and Death: A Comprehensive Analysis
The feeling is to detect anything through the senses, yet without having meaning, and uptake is merely a stimulus.
Perception is the processing of this sensory data to make sense; it is the recognition of a particular object that allows us to understand each other and perform actions.
The relationship between these two concepts has been studied from two theories:
- The relational theory: This theory posits that perception is nothing but a set of feelings and an element of partnership between them provided
Mental and Sexual Health
Mental and Sexual Health: A Comprehensive Guide
Mental Health
Mental health is the ability to adapt to and accept life situations in an acceptable manner. Some believe this definition aligns with the concept of intelligence. We can also define it as self-awareness, self-control, and personal responsibility for one’s actions. Realize that you are responsible for your actions and the consequences in your life.
Physical and Mental Wellbeing
Health is the harmony between what we want and what we have.
Read MoreHidden Curriculum in Physical Education: Gender Stereotypes and Equality
What is the Hidden Curriculum?
- It highlights major differences with the official curriculum.
Joint experiences unofficial, undeclared unintended (hidden). Expressed in the values, attitudes and beliefs (“pedagogy implicit”).
It differs from the official curriculum in which the latter is formalized, clear and explicit. It is a manifesto of objectives, evaluation criteria and content.
Hidden Curriculum Load in Physical Education
- Why do we say that the contents of our subject have much “load” of the hidden
Understanding Human Emotions and Feelings: A Psychological Perspective
Emotions and Feelings
Emotions and feelings are important in assessing and judging one’s emotional life. They are affective states produced by humans, belonging to the experiential-affective domain in their appearance and expression.
Emotions
Emotions begin to emerge from the 3rd quarter IUD. Excitement arises suddenly and abruptly. It is instinctive and innate, not learned. However, it is acquired through complex learning processes within a culture and the incorporation of personal experiences.
Emotion
Read MoreStress and Crisis: Decision-Making Under Pressure
Item 1. Stress. Lack of fit between the person and their environment; an overall response of the organism to internal or external demands that are threatening, consisting basically in a mobilization of physiological and psychological resources to cope with such demands. The Fear Factor
- Fear: A usually unpleasant sensation, a normal response to real danger.
- Anxiety: An emotion similar to fear, but without objectively real danger.
- Phobia: A fear far beyond reasonable precaution, inexplicable and uncontrollable,
Cognitive Biases & Neuromarketing: Understanding Consumer Behavior
Cognitive Miserliness: Understanding Mental Efficiency
The brain, often described as a “miser,” prioritizes efficiency in processing information. It conserves mental energy by using shortcuts and simple rules for quick decision-making, rather than analyzing every detail.
Strategies of Cognitive Miserliness
- Efficiency: The brain uses shortcuts for rapid judgments, prioritizing speed over deep thinking. This allows for quick reactions based on first impressions rather than extensive analysis.
- Novelty: