Together feeler and felt constitute feeling, the underlying subject of reflection when attention is concentrated on 'myself' and those elements which constitute 'myself'myself
One informant summed up what elements that might constitute his feeling of confidence: Confidence is to know what to do, the next step, to recognize signs, the situation, pictures and feelings, ones own feelings, and to observe the response of the patient as a way to confirm that something is going right.
The authors found that parental responses to OI are constituted by parents' feelings and actions, and identified four successive phases of response: initial reaction, acceptance, normalization, and "passing the baton".
The most prevalent ICPC codes within the pre – disaster psychological cluster represented depressive disorder, sleeping problems, anxious feelings and depressed feelings (constituting 64% of the cluster).
Reaction to perceived feelings constitutes vital instinct (relative to the fundamental feeling) and sensuous instinct (relative to the adventitious sensations).
Often grouped with the latter view is the third, dispositional interpretation, which understands moral evaluations as factual judgments to the effect that the evaluated trait or action is so constituted as to cause feelings of approval or disapproval in a (suitably characterized) spectator (Mackie, in one of his proposals).
Some of the ICU workers expressed feelings that constituted defense mechanisms against emotional involvement.
Hume proposes that feeling, not thought, informs us that an object is beautiful or ugly, or that an action exhibits virtue or vice: "The very feeling constitutes our praise or admiration" (T, 471).
This feeling constitutes a classic aetiological factor of burnout [ 41- 43], which was observed to be associated with 'exhaustion' in our study.
But our concepts of "good" and "bad" cannot be caused by prior feelings of approval and disapproval if those feelings are partly constituted by the very beliefs they are supposed to cause.
