"My sense is that the show probably got bigger than it needed to be on Broadway, which so easily happens because of the nerves involved — the feeling that we're charging high ticket prices, we have to show them stuff," said Mr. Doyle, a mild-mannered Scot whose most recent New York production was the acclaimed revival of "Passion" in the spring.
Female, grade 9 Psychological stressors was reported by 36% [8/22] participants and involved the feeling that the adolescents were different from other peers.
He told him he was experiencing flashbacks involving "the feeling of a wet rag over my mouth" and "suffocation".
In addition to a sense of unreality, depersonalization may involve the feeling that one's mind is dissociated from one's body; that the body extremities have changed in relative size; that one sees oneself from a distance; or that one has become a machine.
"Many eating disorders involve the feeling of not being in control," says Hills. "Keep the issue of food casual.
Premonition involves the feeling that something might happen, but not the knowledge of what it is exactly.
Instead of "I love you!" she would be better off sticking with "Have a nice day!" Some office embarrassments, though, are worse than others, especially when they involve the feelings or emotions of a co-worker.
Given the quality and experience of the players involved, the occasional later feeling of uncertainty was only a relative one.
Recent fMRI studies have investigated brain activity involved in the feeling of regret and disappointment by manipulating the feedback participants saw after making a decision to play certain gambles: full-feedback (regret: participant sees the outcomes from both the chosen and unchosen gamble) vs. partial-feedback (disappointment: participant only sees the outcome from chosen gamble).
They also found that men with smaller testes had higher levels of activity in a brain area known to be involved in the feeling of reward (the ventral tegmental area, or VTA) when they viewed pictures of their children, whereas men with larger testes had a smaller response in the VTA.
The underlying rationale was that the canonical proportions intrinsic to the original works of art would elicit enhanced activity in areas mediating pleasure and, in particular, in the insula, the cortical region known to be involved in the feeling of emotion (see [11] [15]).
