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Behaviour is controlled by our what?
Feelings, emotions, and subconscious.
Can unpleasant emotions be controlled?
No because they are irritating
Are your emotions controlled by your brain or heart?
The brain. The heart is just a pump.
How does the brain and emotions regulate blood pressure?
1) Emotions are a subset of the brain's function . not something separate. 2)Blood pressure is controlled basically by the tension of the terminal arterioles (the last vessels before the capillaries. 2A) the tension is controlled two ways : autonomic nerve output hormones both of which are controlled by the brain. Note that the hormones can (and do) change your emotions.
How to control your emotions?
Go to a therapist or a counceler or get a stress toy or something.
Are relationships about holding hands hugging and kissing?
No, its about sharing emotions and ideas.
Where did Shakespeare think emotions came from?
The ideas current at the time located the seat of emotions in various bodily organs: courage in the liver, passion in the heart and so on. Ideas of this kind are still used today.
How can music be a language?
Because it uses symbols and sounds to communicate ideas and emotions.
Why are you happy when you laugh?
Laughing is a phenomenon which takes place when you are happy. All of these emotions are controlled by our brain.
Can emotion be controlled?
Emotions can be controlled, although sometimes it can be difficult. People have more than one emotion at a time, so it may be that, let us say, you are very angry at someone and want to kill him, but you also love your wife, and you would not want to cause her the embarrassment of being married to a convicted murderer. There are innumerable other examples. Emotion is controlled by seeing your emotion in the larger context of your life, and all the other emotions that you also feel.
What is the setting in "The Giver"?
The setting in "The Giver" is a futuristic society where everything is controlled and people's emotions and memories are suppressed.
Which ancient philosopher believed that good theatre fortifies us because it allows us to release repressed emotions in a controlled therapeutic way?
Aristotle believed that good theatre allows us to experience catharsis, which is the purging of emotions like pity and fear through watching a tragedy. He suggests that this release of repressed emotions in a controlled setting can have a therapeutic effect on the audience.
