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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Positive Imagery"”.
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Turn that Frown Upside-down! The Effectiveness of Opposite Action in Changing Emotion
… to either a (1) control, (2) low arousal positive imagery (3) high arousal positive imagery, or (4) OA plus high arousal positive imagery condition. The control condition experienced the smallest changes in emotion in the predicted directions across most emotion outcomes, followed by the …
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Mental strategies of football quarterbacks for training and competition.
… including commitment, belief, full focus, positive imagery, mental readiness, distraction control, and constructive evaluation. Twelve individuals who had played the quarterback position at a high caliber of competition participated in a standardized interview to determine if this model …
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Progressive dark imagery in Keats and the ode "To Autumn"
<p>There is a thread of “dark imagery” that runs throughout Keats's poetry “like a dark vein through marble.” That is, intermingled with positive images, such as those of brightness, serenity, warmth, beauty, and happiness, are negative ones, such as those of gloom, discord, disease, coldness, …
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Experimental Analyses of Pain: Understanding Processes and Developing Interventions
… thoughts that may have exerted an unexpected but positive influence on the outcomes associated with the distraction protocol. As a result, the outcomes for Distraction 2 were then systematically compared with the original Acceptance and Distraction data (Distraction 1) from Experiment 1. Both …
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Survive or Thrive: Focusing on the Forest (Global) or the Trees (Local) Impacts Meaning Making
… negative film clips localized attention, while positive films globalized attention, concluding that emotions can impact whether we attend to the forest or the trees. However, different induction strategies and various studies have led to discrepant findings in supporting whether affect alone …