Emotions

Laughing gas, or nitrous oxide, can cause a person to pass out if it is inhaled in high concentrations for a prolonged period of time. This can lead to lack of oxygen to the brain, resulting in loss of consciousness. It is important for nitrous oxide to be administered by a trained professional in a controlled environment to prevent such risks.

A crying sound can be written as "waaah" or "sob". It can also be represented as "boo hoo" or "weep". The key is to convey the emotion and intensity of the cry through the written word.

"Emotionally charged" refers to a situation, topic, or interaction that is filled with strong feelings such as anger, excitement, or sadness. It implies that emotions are running high and can influence behavior or decision-making.

Crying during ejaculation can be linked to intense emotional release or experiencing a mix of pleasure and sadness. It might be a way for some people to process complex feelings that arise during intimate moments. If this is a regular occurrence and causing distress, it might be helpful to explore these emotions with a therapist.

He didn't because the Catholic Church was correct. Most Church leaders, including the pope, agreed with Galileo's hypothesis but asked him to stop teaching it as fact unless he had absolute proof that it was correct. He could not provide proof but continued teaching it anyway. He even went so far as to publish insulting remarks about the pope who was, perhaps, his greatest supporter. Copernicus, the scientist who originally developed the theory before Galileo, had no problems with the Church because he did not teach it as scientific fact.

Of course, today we know that Galileo was correct in his thinking because of advancements made in science. However, at the time Galileo neglected to use diplomacy and that got him into hot water.

Anger is typically characterized by a physical reaction known as the "fight or flight" response. This response triggers the body to release stress hormones like adrenaline, leading to increased heart rate, heightened alertness, and readiness to act aggressively or to flee from a perceived threat.

yes, even if they were attached i would ring the hospital first, then go in. Also don't ever put one near your mouth again because if them ones are in your system they could be in you intestines thing and if another one goes in there then they will attach in between skin and stay there for ever, also if you lean against something metal it could pull your organs towards is, so yes i would go.

A nervous disposition refers to a tendency to easily become anxious, worried, or fretful in response to external stimuli or situations. People with a nervous disposition may feel more sensation of stress or fear in comparison to individuals who are more laid back or relaxed.

Anger could sound like raised voices, harsh or loud tones, heavy breathing, and sharp or clipped speech. It may also include slamming doors, pounding fists, or other sounds of frustration or agitation.

- increased sweating

- cold, pale skin (due to vasoconstriction)

- pupillary dilation

- jitteriness (muscular innervation)

- increased heart rate

- increased blood pressure

yes they can. they can sense a high heart rate wich means panic. your heart rate goes up when you panic or you are scared. they sense this with their 6th sense. It is called the ampullae (am-pu-lie) of Lorenzini. Little pours on their nose that detect electric impulses in the water made but hearts and movement. it then travels through jelly-like pours into the nerves and to the brain. then they follow it so... YES THEY CAN SENSE FEAR!!!!yeah i know all that and I'm 11. wow not lying here. AT ALL!

Yes. A good example of how fear is genetic can be found in snakes. There are a lot of people who have never seen a snake but when they first encounter one are deathly afraid of it. Go back 10 thousand years to your great great great great (you get the picture) grandfather named Ug. He is sitting in his cave with his friend Nar. He sees a snake come in and bite Nar. Nar experiences a horrible death because of the venom and now Ug knows that snakes are something to be afraid of.

The somatic nervous system controls the voluntary movement of skeletal muscles, such as when you move your arm.

The autonomic nervous systems controls the involuntary actions of internal organs and glands. The beating of your heart is controlled by this system. The autonomic nervous system is further broken up into two parts: the sympathetic, which controls arousal (think fight-or-flight), and the parasympathetic, which controls calming (think rest and digest).

Both laughing gas (nitrous oxide) and nitroglycerin contain the elements nitrogen and oxygen. Nitrous oxide has the chemical formula N2O, while nitroglycerin has the chemical formula C3H5N3O9.

the fight-or-flight response. This triggers the release of stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol, preparing the body for intense physical activity. This can lead to increased heart rate, heightened senses, and tense muscles, among other changes.

The autonomic nervous system responds to the addition of epinephrine by causing an increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and blood flow to muscles. This is part of the "fight or flight" response, where the body prepares for intense physical activity or stress.

"Laughing gas" is the common name for nitrous oxide, which when inhaled can cause euphoria and disorientation, but not necessarily laughter. The term "laughing gas" likely stems from the fact that it can sometimes lead to uncontrollable laughter as a side effect of the euphoria experienced.

Yes, crying can still occur even if tears don't fall. Crying is a natural emotional response that can manifest in different ways, such as tearing up, sobbing, or feeling a lump in the throat. The absence of tears doesn't necessarily negate the expression of sadness or emotion.

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While the above answer appears to be true, nitrous oxide (laughing gas) does not actually block the pain felt by the ensuing operation. Nitrous oxide, in fact, simply sends a message to the brain, making it, in "scientific" terms, go to "la la" land. Hence, the brain does not process the pain as much as if nitrous oxide was not in use.

Nervous laughter is when someone laughs as a reaction to feeling shocked, surprised, or anxious. It can be a way to cope with uncomfortable feelings or situations.

I assume you mean an "no" reason. I wouldn't think too much about. He probably likes you and just showed it by laughing at you. Or, he's the kind of guy that bursts out laughing about something that happened yesterday. I'm like that but, I'm a girl.

You have pushed down your emotions for some reason. Maybe so you wouldn't feel emotional pain for instance. This happens a lot to people who have been sexually abused, I'm not saying you have, I'm just using it as an example.

The correct statement concerning the Cannon-Bard theory of emotion is that it proposes that emotional responses occur simultaneously with cognitive appraisal, rather than one causing the other. This theory suggests that both physiological arousal and emotional experience are independent responses to a stimulus.