Sentence examples for perceptions and thinking from inspiring English sources

When fighting broke out in Yugoslavia, first in Slovenia, then in Croatia and then, most tragically, in Bosnia-Herzegovina, Drakulic chronicled "the other, less visible side of war --the war --thehich war --thees one's values, perceptions and thinking.

So in a world where we have allowed ourselves to be bullied into believing that everything changes every day, where we have allowed digibabble to shape our perceptions and thinking, where quarterly earnings drive more of your life than you think -- LEGO is a breath of true and pure fresh air... no excuses, no rationalization -- just great product and smart marketing.

Our ancient ancestors learned this lesson well, and it's now entwined in our basic perceptions and thinking and decision making.

Awareness, perception, and thinking depend on receiving information through our senses and analyzing that information in the context of learned patterns of experience-patterns recorded as memories.

His Dynamic Psychology (1918) attempted to explain behaviour by combining theories of motivation, perception, learning, and thinking, while his Psychology (1921) became a standard textbook.

In addition the team found that dreaming about faces was linked to increased high-frequency activity in the region of the brain involved in face recognition, with dreams involving spatial perception, movement and thinking similarly linked to regions of the brain that handle such tasks when awake.

During the sessions, participants experienced classic "psychedelic" effects, including changes in perception, emotions and thinking, as well as moments of psychological insight and experiences of unity and interconnectedness that they often described as being deeply profound.

The cognitive functions include perception, memory, and thinking [ 4].

This study jointly investigates two factors influencing customer authenticity perceptions, customer affect and thinking style, which represent feeling and thinking, two key domains of the human mind.

But more importantly, they are the channels of communication between cells that make possible all brain functions, including perception, memory, emotion and thinking.

Thoughts raced through the mind: This wasn't a nightmare, the reality of the room was far too distinct and his perception and thinking were far too clear.