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What does Hannah think of the forest around her as she walks to the wedding?
Because Hannah has lots of memories there
How can love songs affect emotions?
People relate to the song, and it triggers their memories. The memories may cause sadness, happiness, and can affect any one of your emotions. Just because people can relate to the song and their past relations with people.
Why did Jonas society decide to have a receiver of memory?
He has been alienated because they think he doesn't fit in. When the give, gives him memories he can know the truth of things and try to tell his friends to stop the things they do (play war).
Why are the memories of willow creek important to rick bass?
The memories of Willow Creek are significant to Rick Bass because they represent a deep connection to nature, personal reflection, and the passage of time. These recollections encapsulate his experiences and the beauty of the landscape, which profoundly influence his writing and understanding of the natural world. For Bass, Willow Creek serves as a symbol of both nostalgia and inspiration, highlighting the importance of place in shaping identity and creativity.
How does Jonas no longer to care about himself?
Well because Jonas is worried about Gabriel. He want Gabriel to stay alive.
What psychologist suggested that some memories cannot be retrieved because they are too traumatic?
sigmund freud
Whent is a crisis interview at a clinical psychologist appropriate?
A crisis interview is appropriate when someone has gone through a traumatic event or witnessed something. It is important because you need treatment to talk about it and get through it.
How old was The Giver?
It is not directly stated in the book, but I'm assuming around 50-60. In the book, it says that the Giver is not as old as he looks, although he looks old because he has had to deal with the painful, traumatic memories. Hope this helps!
Why is chief bromden afraid of the pool?
Chief Bromden is afraid of the pool because he associates it with traumatic memories of seeing his Native American father drowned by the government in a pool. This experience left him with a deep fear and sense of powerlessness.
Why does mr manette turn pale in the garden in the book A Tale of Two Cities?
Mr. Manette turns pale in the garden because he is overwhelmed by a sudden flood of memories from his traumatic past spent as a prisoner in the Bastille. The sight of the empty courtyard triggers his recollection of the years he spent in unjust confinement, causing him to physically react to the memories resurfacing.
Why cant you erase childhood memories why do you have memories?
because if there are good memories you would want to keep them
Why do psychologist study the sight?
psychologist study sight because it helps them have a better understanding of the human brain
How does the change happen to jimmy valentine in the retrieved reformation?
Because he blinked.
Why can't you clone memories?
Memories cannot be cloned because they can't be reproduced
Where does the name traumatic brain injury came from?
Because you are traumatized.
What are the post-traumatic movies?
I would think that war movies would have a lot of post traumatic stress disorder in them, because that is what war does to people!
Is an adolescent psychologist a clinical psychologist?
No, a adolescent psychologist would be more so a developmental psychologist because they would focus on children social, physical, cognitive, social and personality development throughout their adolescents. Whereas a clinical psychologist evaluate and treat people with various psychological disorders.
