In everyday language, the word thinking covers several distinct psychological activities. It is sometimes a synonym for “tending to believe,” especially with less than full confidence (“I think that it will rain, but I am not sure”). At other times it denotes the degree of attentiveness (“I did it without thinking”) or whatever is in consciousness, especially if it refers to something outside the immediate environment (“It made me think of my grandmother”). Psychologists…
Posted: 28 Nov 2017 01:27 PM PST
I want to begin with a quotation from my old teacher Fritz Perls, who developed Gestalt Therapy:
It is obvious that an eagle’s potential will be actualized in roaming the sky, diving down on smaller animals for food, and in building nests. It is obvious that the elephant’s potential will be actualized in size, power and clumsiness.
No eagle will want to be an elephant, no elephant to be an eagle. They “accept” themselves; they accept them-“selves.” No, they don’t even accept themselves, for this would mean possible rejection.
Различия Понятий - кто определит точно (по функциям, нейро-физиологии и др) Отличия Феноменов, или единство Явления?:
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Все русскоязычные люди одинаково жестикулируют при использовании различных форм глагола, что совершенно не характерно для носителей европейских языков. К такому заключению пришли специалисты Московского государственного лингвистического университета (МГЛУ).
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