In three of those conditions, participants were given a twelve-minute break that entailed either: resting in a quiet room, performing a difficult short-term memory task, or doing something so boring that it would elicit mind-wandering.
Others were given a simple, undemanding task aimed at eliciting mind wandering.
His pictures tease the mind, eliciting associations and possible meanings that swirl around them like bugs around a light bulb.
What Susan Sontag wrote in 1964 in her seminal disquisition on the kind of feelings that Little Edie elicits comes to mind: "Camp taste is a kind of love, love for human nature.
It is not a work that, to my mind, elicits any kind of violence or threat in any way, so I don't see this as anything that should be construed as controversial.
It's rare that the arrival of a coach elicits such fanfare, never mind an assistant coach.
In a moving blog that explored issues of identity and the personal cost of their work in the mountains, Jemima Diki Sherpa wrote of the unique place they hold in the popular imagination: "It is something to behold, the open-hearted enthusiasm that the Sherpa name elicits in the western mind.
>>>> I suggest you check out the latest research on meditation practices — it definitely matters which meditation technique you use: they do not all elicit the same response in mind and body.
Experts were explicitly asked to answer questionnaires with the care processes in mind that would elicit the best possible survival chances and functional outcome for the severely injured trauma patient.
This spring, Reddit, the social news and media aggregation site, posed a question to its users, "Former climate change deniers, what changed your mind?" The question elicited 645 comments.
some components of [the mind's] experience elicit consciousness, beliefs, emotions, and usages respecting other components of experience.
