The conversation started a cascade of thoughts that has carried me to the writing of this article today.
Dr. Grizzard's study suggests that, although violent games may indeed get us thinking, the cascade of thoughts we have may be more complex than simply saying they are "aggressive thoughts".
Campo, lively and with a warm smile, seemed comfortable and ready to express his cascading and expansive thoughts on poetry and medicine and his plans for JAMA's poetry section.
As the sweat and rapidly beating heart that accompany panic start to increase, the patient is taught to stop the cascade of negative thoughts by yelling "stop" or by using a distraction technique like counting back from 1,000 by 7. Dr. Wiederhold also teaches clients how to rein in their anxiety by taking deep slow breaths to slow pounding hearts and reduce the sweating.
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Or maybe the Cascade cascade.
No one graced pages with such an impetuous cascade of observations, visualized thoughts, brainstormed alternatives, theories, polemics, and debates concerning virtually every branch of knowledge about the visible world.
And books, a deep-thought cascade, among which one saw Colin Wilson's "The Outsider" and various works on Buddhist prayer, Zen meditation, Yogi breathing, and Hindu mysticism, but no fiction, for Brando reads none.
And one anxious thought often cascaded into several others that culminated in behaviors such as sulking, withdrawing, or acting out.
Now that I have "let go" of this secret, it cascades around my every thought and even invades my sleep through reoccurring night terrors.
Thus, one minor impediment or problem may trigger a cascade of negative automatic thought (e.g. " My child is bad" or "I am a bad parent"), that lead to feelings of distress, hopelessness, low self-esteem or learned helplessness [ 33].
