A small red welt rose on her skin, an everyday allergic reaction to the foreign proteins in the bug's saliva.
A type of pheromone called a "releaser" -- which includes the compounds androstenone, androstadienone and androstenol -- may be involved in sexual attraction, according to a Reactions: Everyday Chemistry video.
I also noticed how my reactions to everyday situations started to change, it made me calmer.
Mr. Bader, like Ms. Dadd, is a longtime sufferer of the condition known as multiple chemical sensitivity, a disorder involving adverse reactions to everyday chemicals, which some people believe is psychogenic.
Except for the eloquent television commentaries by Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley, which make the squawking of most contemporary bloviators sound trite and overblown, many of the words spoken are in-the-moment reactions of everyday people under stress.
Professor Jackson, who will speak at the symposium, said examining marginalia reveals a pattern of emotional reactions among everyday readers that might otherwise be missed, even by literary professionals.
The very experience of watching a story unfold in the theatre triggers identifications – these new identifications crack open our comfortable, sedimented everyday identities and generate reactions and questions – and when a culture grapples with these questions together, it begins to change.
This is not just an account of human reactions to everyday experiences.
A few years later, an Australian study showed that reactions to everyday chemicals and artificial fragrances can be more severe than we once thought migraines, breathing problems, and even neurological effects.
With Kimmy's initial reintroduction to society over, and her captor appropriately punished, there's some loss of motivation for her character, whose optimistic, uncomprehending reactions to everyday events seem less convincing the further she moves from her years in the bunker.
