The SC video included individuals differing in race, age, and sex who were smoking and using explicit language designed to induce appetitive desire for a cigarette.
Nonviolent Communication holds that most conflicts between individuals or groups arise from miscommunication about their human needs, due to coercive or manipulative language that aims to induce fear, guilt, shame, etc.
Or perhaps I should say little more confusion than is intended: being in the presence of a lunatic — even one so eloquently blessed with the gift of language — is surely meant to induce at least a little disorientation in the observer.
For example, damage to the left hemisphere would prone to induce language deficits [ 26] while damage to the right hemisphere may produce attention or emotional disturbances along with disease progression [ 19, 20], all of which were observed clinically in the diverse ALS population [ 4, 18, 27].
Even in sentence processing tasks, in which semantic and syntactic constraints may be more likely to induce language-selective processing, cognate facilitation has been observed relative to noncognates (e.g., Schwartz & Kroll, 2006; Van Assche, Drieghe, Duyck, Welvaert, & Hartsuiker, 2011; Van Assche, Duyck, Hartsuiker, & Diependaele, 2009; Van Hell & de Groot, 2008).
They urged Lebanese citizens to resist being drawn into the conflict — but also pointed fingers at Syria and its Lebanese allies in sharp language that seemed as likely to induce anger as to warn against it.
'Focus on form' occurs in the context of meaning-focused language use, and procedures intended to induce 'focus on form' avoid overt targeting of specific forms either by teachers or by materials writers.
Some of the studies referenced above have included hearing native signers, and have suggested that sign language use is not sufficient to induce enhanced peripheral attention [20] [22].
This novel approach of using pictures to induce a disgust response independently of language significantly facilitates intercultural research on disgust.
