The phrase "associated thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to thoughts that are connected or related to a particular topic or idea.
Example: "As I reflected on the project, several associated thoughts came to mind about its potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "related thoughts" or "connected ideas".
Between the keepsakes, they would scribble appropriate scraps of prose or poetry, or associated thoughts that might profit from later revision.
Call each pleasant event or experience to mind and allow the associated thoughts, sensations, and emotions to expand into your awareness and fill you with the sensations of mindful gratitude for a minute (not long enough to start going into story!), before going on to the next thing.
Researchers hypothesize that being able to tap into this in-between stage of associated thoughts and creativity could be insightful.
The first session included psychoeducation regarding the CBT model and explained the theory of the whole program and gave the homework to self-monitor one's own mood and associated thoughts.
Similarly, if you are writing about a particular topic or a social issue, make sure there are some facts in there (Google/Wikipedia provide you with loads of them) and not just your associated thoughts.
Do not let yourself be carried away by irrelevant thoughts or associated thoughts that might arise, such as about the shop were you bought it, about how and where it was grown, its nutritive value, etc. Stay calm, while trying to ignore these thoughts and not be interested in them.
We can free-associate thoughts or feelings from inkblots, but for that purpose they are no better than clouds, stains, carpets or anything at all.
To open a channel of communication, they instructed one of them, the 29-year-old man, to associate thoughts about tennis with "yes" and thoughts about being in his house with "no".
In the olden days, pedophilia was treated with techniques like electroshock therapy or "covert sensitization," in which a patient would learn to associate thoughts of naked children with things like having his dick stuck in his zipper.
In the olden days, paedophilia was treated with techniques like electroshock therapy or "covert sensitisation," in which a patient would learn to associate thoughts of naked children with things like having his dick stuck in his zipper.
In contrast, because reactive aggression is characterized by affective outbursts, it probably is associated with thoughts about direct, confrontational behaviors, but not with thoughts about indirect, more planned behaviors.
