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It is a technique usually used to aide in exposure therapy for PTSD. In imaginal exposure the client is told to imagine what images or situations that are causing him fear. This can help someone confront his feared thoughts/memories more directly. It is also useful when a person cannot go back and confront his fears in reality. For example, you couldn't ask a rape victim to get over her fear by having her raped repeatedly. You would just have her imagine when she was raped.
Sigmund Freud identified three distinct aspects of thoughts and feelings: the conscious mind, which contains thoughts and feelings we are currently aware of; the preconscious mind, which holds thoughts and feelings that are easily brought to awareness; and the unconscious mind, which houses thoughts and feelings that are hidden from conscious awareness but still influence behavior.
Thoughts and emotions are connected through a two-way relationship. Our thoughts can influence our emotions, as the way we perceive and interpret situations can affect how we feel. On the other hand, our emotions can also impact our thoughts, as intense emotions can cloud our thinking and influence the way we process information.
Yes, if you are a Vulcan. As for humans, while it helps to be aware of your thoughts - to examine the reason you believe a certain thing or respond a certain way to a situation - there is no expectation that you should control your thoughts. Instead, evaluate them and act on the ones you deem appropriate.
Racing thoughts are a stream of different thoughts that are difficult to stop or control. Some people actually express these thoughts in rapid succession. Pretend this is a thought: I have to pick up my clothes at the dry cleaners today, I hate it when it rains, I wonder how Johnny is doing in school, my boss hates me, I wonder what I am getting for my birthday. That is a racing thought that can also be defined as a flight of ideas. Both can be considered a symptom of a mental disorder such as bipolar disorder or attention deficit disorder.
It is a technique usually used to aide in exposure therapy for PTSD. In imaginal exposure the client is told to imagine what images or situations that are causing him fear. This can help someone confront his feared thoughts/memories more directly. It is also useful when a person cannot go back and confront his fears in reality. For example, you couldn't ask a rape victim to get over her fear by having her raped repeatedly. You would just have her imagine when she was raped.
The pineapple eye Gene Is Required for Survival ofDrosophila Imaginal Disc Cells
June Etta Downey has written: 'The imaginal reaction to poetry' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Imagination, Poetry
Sam Eugenio Scanga has written: 'Time and concentration dependent response to Antennapedia (Antp) in the antennal imaginal disc of Drosphila melanogaster'
William Asbury Shaw has written: 'The relation of muscular action potentials to imaginal weight lifting' -- subject(s): Mind and body, Muscles
applying thoughts
Private thoughts are thoughts that are not meant for everyone to know.
thoughts with their explanation
The plural of thought is thoughts. As in "their thoughts were real".
Thoughts of You was created in 1976.
My Thoughts was created in 1999.
Thoughts are big as the sky.