Thoughts, perceptions, memory — those things that were part of human consciousness were what I wanted to consider.
Become aware also of the links in this network both within and between your thoughts, perceptions, convictions, intentions, emotions, sensations, and actions.
Or any of the other unpleasant things having an impairment to your mood, behaviour, thoughts, perceptions or motivations might cause if you don't have some sort of aid to offset it.
The habitus, it will be recalled, comprises our thoughts, perceptions and dispositions (Yang Yang 2014, p. 1525).
Beyond pleasure, our mental lives are full of significant and diverse thoughts, perceptions, emotions, imaginings, wishes, and so on.
Probably not, but you will have a pretty good idea that I have my own thoughts, perceptions and intentions.
Considering the impact that any setback has on your thoughts, perceptions, actions, mental and physical health, you can respond in healthy and productive ways as you begin to train your inner strength to work for you.
By heightening our awareness to the role that our thoughts, perceptions and beliefs play in our lives, we can set ourselves up for optimal wellness, while counteracting or coexisting with, health challenges that may come our way.
The truth of the matter is that experiences both good and bad actually change the structure, wiring, and computational abilities of your brain in ways that significantly shape your thoughts, perceptions, and emotions.
Cortical neurons are the cells responsible for most of the brain's complex higher activity enabling thought, perception and voluntary movement.
