You see or hear something that triggers a thought: crows line up on a piece of driftwood on the beach and you wonder what they are up to; an old woman starts chuckling to herself on the bus and you want to know what has made her laugh.
Finally, the item also triggered a thought - what came first, the Phoenicians looking for tin or a tin industry already so established that the Phoenicians heard of it from the middlemen who sold it to them in the Mediterranean and who tried to cut those middlemen out by buying direct from the source - a basis for a new series tracing trade through metals perhaps?
As a writer and an artist, a mother of 6 and a grandmother of 12, I am aware that color and shapes found in a picture book trigger thoughts, and thoughts become words.
It can trigger a train of thought," he said.
During a specific event, the cognitive scheme is activated, triggering an automatic thought that elicit a feeling.
A phrase, an image, a word or a thought will trigger something in you and you have to explore it.
Nor did this defeat trigger any thoughts of Edwards, who has led England in 188 matches, withdrawing from the captaincy or the international scene.
But perhaps it did indeed trigger a little bit of thought and, who knows, a hint of conscience.
However, this self-schema will inevitably become activated, perhaps in some contexts more than others, and it will trigger a chain reaction of thoughts, feelings, perceptions, and actions that are likely to cause further suffering.
