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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"psychological space"”.

  1. Some mathematical properties of psychological space

    Thesis (Ph.D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Group Psychology, 1948.

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  2. Secure the Shadow

    … with the act of storytelling -- the liminal psychological space between the real and unreal, fantasy and delusion, seen and unseen, predator and prey. The collection also maps the topography of loss -- it explores what it means, and how it feels, to lose and to be lost.

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  3. Perceptions of the Ordinary

    … University of New Orleans. I examine the central psychological themes of the human experience. Through painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture, I investigate various ways of translating personal and universal experiences into open-ended visual allegories. These psychological narratives are …

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  4. Exploring the COVID-19 Impact and Process of Value Change Towards Work and Leisure Among Millennials: "What Would I Rather Have: A Topped-Up RRSP or Stories of a Month Doing My Dive Master?"

    … and routines such as employment status, office space, and access to recreational services and programming. Values are defined as a broad set of goals that influence behaviours, perceptions, and attitudes. Value change is thought to occur in the wake of significant lifestyle disruption, such as …

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  5. Installation Art and Memory: A Practice-As-Research Exploration

    … concept of the fusion of physical and psychological space and Lippard’s understanding of place. By exploring memory through site Triple Point Dunnage generated a sense of place that was a fusion of the participants’ responses to the external physical environment and their associative …

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  6. A narrative analysis of new mothers' experiences of not-understanding

    … explores peoples’ narrative engagement with this psychological situation, termed ‘not-understanding’, as they arose during the transition to motherhood. The secondary aim was to interrogate the role of narrative in such experiences. Existing models articulate automatic responses to meaning …

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  7. The perception and cognition of emotion from motion

    … resembled arousal and valence, and the psychological space resembled that found for both facial expression and experienced affect. In a search for possible stimulus properties that would act as correlates for the dimensions, it emerged that arousal could be accounted for by movement …

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  8. "Prospering in the Trees": The Meaning of Privacy for Incarcerated Women

    … step toward exploring the notion of “restorative space,” space for which the design has been informed by restorative justice. This study inquires about privacy, a related concept that involves the creation of safe and reflective physical and psychological space aimed at wellness, in the lives of …

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  9. Mediating Modernity: Visual Culture and Class in Madrid, 1926-1936

    … that the metropolis is both a physical and psychological space, and that the resulting visual culture is imbued with those experiences of Madrid. Thus, the questions and concerns of the period are instilled in the visual arts, regardless if the city is explicitly represented in them or not. …

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  10. A territory of their own: poetic identity and the construction of literary communities in twelfth-century China

    … of their identity as a poet through space—from as small as a meditation room and a boat to a much larger space of ""mountains and forests"" and ""rivers and lakes."" What emerged from this process was an idealized poetry written by specialized poets who functioned outside of the urban …

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  11. Color, Hygiene, and Body Politics: French Neo-Impressionist Theories of Vision and Volition, 1870-1905

    … By examining the ethical aspects of neuro-psychological color theories in nineteenth-century Europe, this research demonstrates that this awareness was not merely a matter of optics, but a part of the prevalent socio-ethical discourse of energy efficiency. </p><p>The first chapter, "Color …

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  12. Houses

    … with the juncture that occurs between physical space and psychological space—the way in which each world informs the other. Taking a step back from Charles Olson’s insistence on “the local” in a geographical sense, I began to write a poem which would investigate the sources of language and …

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  13. Induced Near-Death Experiences in Healthy Volunteers: Phenomenology and Aftereffects

    … by psychometric instruments, aiming to measure psychological distress (BSI 18 by Derogatis, 2001); death attitudes (DAP-R by Wong, Reker and Gesser, 1994) and spiritual well-being (SHALOM, by Gomez and Fisher, 2003). The advantage of using a mix-method approach was revealed, as the thematic …

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