Sentence examples for internally experience from inspiring English sources

Immerse yourself in the film, allowing yourself to internally experience and externally express any emotions it produces.

REM sleep is commonly described as a state in which external stimulus processing and the outward enactment of internally experienced dream behavior is almost completely blocked: dreams, on this view, rely exclusively on internal signal generation and unfold in a state of near-complete physical paralysis (Hobson et al. 2000).

Finally, given that younger children may have difficulties in communicating information about internally experienced affective states, the use of an interview based on DSM-IV diagnostic criteria may be particularly problematic, despite the use of parental interviewees [ 39].

This demonstrates that previous findings of reduced memory following suppression in healthy individuals (Richards & Gross, 1999, 2000) can be replicated when adopting a broader definition of suppression that looks at inhibition of both externally expressed and internally experienced affect.

Close observation of internal experience was defined as awareness of internally generated stimuli, such as sensations, cognition, and emotions.

This internally directed experience with gratitude enables children to begin to embrace the power of gratitude.

A core presenting feature of mood disorders is the inability to regulate the self, where individuals report becoming overly internally preoccupied, experience unwanted negative affect, find it difficult to make decisions, and ruminate about their mood rather than responding adaptively to the demands of the environment (Gotlib & Hammen, 1992).

Some psychologists have characterized percepts as typically related to external objects and sensations as more nearly subjective, personal, internally localized experiences.

In addition, all samples without polythene cover, both control and internally cured, experienced considerably high chloride permeability.

Of course, there are erotetic experiences that can be realized internally, but such experiences are not questions; rather, they are erotetic attitudes (Fragehaltungen, cf. Reinach 1912/13, 281f and Pfänder 1911, 180f), which do not even need to be linguistically "clothed".

Creating and communicating an aligned brand positioning and experience internally gives employees something to rally behind.