Not exact matches
This feedback enables
people to learn to control their physiological
reactions to
mental stimulation — which, as Jodi Lawrence says
in her book Alpha Brain Waves, provides «you with instant information concerning your inner state, a kind of electronic mirror to see into your mind.»
stress (
in psychology) A
mental, physical, emotional or behavioral
reaction to an event or circumstance (stressor) that disturbs a
person or animal's usual state of being or places increased demands on a
person or animal; psychological stress can be either positive or negative.
«When
people are
in good physical and
mental shape, they recover more quickly from acute strain, as demonstrated by studies investigating stress
reactions before and after taking a vacation and by studies of individuals working overtime during lengthy periods.»
The Canadian sociologist Erving Goffman (1963) defines stigma
in two ways: the public one, which includes the
reaction of society toward individuals with
mental illness, and self - stigma, or the feelings that
people with emo tional distress have about themselves and their relation to «normals.»
Mental illness is one of the major causes of suffering
in the United States, and extreme weather events can affect
mental health
in several ways.113, 223,114,115,116 First, following disasters,
mental health problems increase, both among
people with no history of
mental illness, and those at risk — a phenomenon known as «common
reactions to abnormal events.»
Do their
reaction to
mental pressure influence on factors like, safe attachment
in effect of social support and
person hard working?