Sentence examples for reactive thought from inspiring English sources

PDS Ancient Warfare: A Very Short Introduction, by Harry Sidebottom (Oxford, £6.99) I am addicted to this series of pocket-portable introductory lectures - they provoke active and reactive thought, as encyclopedia entries once did.

I remember watching it and thinking, 'This is the dumbest shit I've ever seen – why does everybody like this?' That's what pushed us to make our first reaction video… I think it's kind of that critical angle of grounded, reactive thought".

Self-directed learning such as that used by lifelong learners requires "proactive rather than reactive thought" [ 1].

As medications shift the biological experience of fear, mindfulness practice can help undo the complex of reactive thoughts and feelings that sustain it.

There are times when I am deeply connected to my loving even in the face of fierce adversity, and there are times when I am seduced and hoodwinked by my reactive thoughts with little to no provocation.

The content of stress-reactive thoughts is consistent with hopelessness theory (Abramson et al. 1989), but is somewhat different from dysfunctional attitudes (Beck 1967) that may be focused on beliefs that their happiness depends on being perfect or others' approval (see Robinson and Alloy 2003).

We are reconditioning or reprogramming ourselves to not be reactive to thought.

Mental and physical stress relief is a common benefit of meditation, and aids in the ability to overcome one's habitual reactive responses to thoughts and feelings.

Though the 4-HNE modified H2S adduct was not confirmed in this work, the ability to neutralize reactive electrophiles is thought-provoking, as GSH is known to carry out an analogous function.

Johns Hopkins did a preliminary study that suggested that the work they're doing had a positive impact on problematic responses to stress including rumination (continually thinking about the same thing), emotional arousal (being overly reactive emotionally), and intrusive thoughts (having thought patterns that create ongoing anxiety).

The service was encouraging "reactive instead of proactive thought, compliance instead of creativity, and adherence instead of audacity," Wong wrote in his report.