And he believes very strongly in his gut reactions to these meetings.
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"[Some] people are willing to second-guess their gut reactions," Arceneaux says.
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These cells [are] linked to social organization, empathy, intuition, and rapid gut reactions.
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Consequently, there are lots of gut reactions on display, including from the president.
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The first way, called System 1, represents our immediate gut reactions to the world.
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Your intuition is very strong this evening, so don't dismiss your gut reactions to people.
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He has this barbarian gut thing and he has gut reactions to people and gut responses.
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So you have to allow for those things, and let them know you trust their gut reactions.
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Other times, it's one of those gut reactions that's as inexplicable as why other foods are favorite and adored.
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While not necessarily conventional, you prioritize the wisdom of those who came before you above your own gut reactions.
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What we are seeing, instead, is a foreign policy based on Trump's gut reactions to the images flashing before him on cable news.
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Richardson has been doing it for years, and is so good at this for reasons of his own character, instinct, and gut reactions.
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Thus, we begin selecting investments based on "hunches" or "gut reactions" rather than critically evaluating the investment opportunity with data-driven facts and fundamentals.
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"Those from-the-gut reactions from voters tell us that Americans are not yet connecting with the president despite a surging economy," Malloy told CNBC.
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"When people are out on the street, in high-pressure situations, we suspect they're much more likely to fall back on gut reactions," Dr. Correll said.
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So bear all of this in mind as you read my unscientific-but-honest gut reactions to all of these shoes; listed in alphabetical order by brand name.
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With little more than the superficial psychology of shallow characters to guide the movie's squeamish images, "Like Me" irritates, but it proves unable to provoke more than mild gut reactions.
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They're old school, relying on the eye test over analytics and often appearing to be basing their decisions purely on the gut reactions of the former star players who run the show.
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By taking these steps, you'll protect your business from the over-optimistic preparation guidelines of official health organizations, and from our deeply inadequate gut reactions in the face of slow-moving train wrecks.
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"I think that when you watch the show, and I felt this way reading the book, you make snap judgments, or you have gut reactions just based on your own life and experience," Tigelaar said.
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Traveling alone in another country is "the ultimate opportunity to get to know yourself and have truly lived experiences that are based on whatever opportunities or gut reactions present themselves," said Ashley Rodriguez, a 27-year-old from San Diego.
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Azim Shariff, a co-author on the study and the Canada research chair in moral psychology at University of British Columbia, said in an interview that most drivers rely on gut reactions in dangerous scenarios like these, but that autonomous cars will have the luxury of deliberation.
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In one of the doc's most striking sequences, at around the 46-minute mark, the filmmakers ask four industry experts — a label rep, an agent, a radio DJ, and a hip-hop magazine editor — to watch a music video from each of the movie's four artists, and to give their immediate gut reactions.
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But what I hope the show will do is it will start to make you look at your own gut reactions and have to dissect them and critically think about them a little more because that's what we really spent five months doing in the writers room, and then of course on set.
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Each episode features a reading of a new chapter from Flintstone's series (which you can actually buy on Amazon), following the sexual escapades of a woman named Belinda Blumenthal, along with hilarious commentary and gut reactions from Morton, Cooper, Levine, and the occasional celebrity guest (Elijah Wood, Nicholas Hoult, and Daisy Ridley are just a few famous fans).
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Instead, he thought that they were merely his gut reactions to fleeting situations that he had happened upon.
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David wrote an unproduced script for the fifth season of Babylon 5 called "Gut Reactions", which he wrote with Bill Mumy.Tacker, Corey W. "Partial bibliography of "lost" works" peterdavid.net; November 17, 2009 David wrote "In Charm's Way", an episode of Ben 10: Alien Force. The script was recorded in early 2009, and the episode premiered November 13, 2009.
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If this model is true then it would explain why research was having a hard time finding a direct relationship between moral reason and moral behavior. Another problem with Kohlberg's emphasis on moral reasoning is growing empirical support that individuals are more likely to use intuitive "gut reactions" to make moral decisions than use reason-based thought.Arnold, M. L. (2000). Stage, Sequence, and Sequels: Changing Conceptions of Morality, Post-Kohlberg.
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Cameron, Christov-Bakargiev, Coetzee 1999. Kentridge is of expressionist lineage: form often alludes to content and vice versa. The feeling that is manipulated by the use of palette, composition and media, among others, often plays an equally vital role in the overall meaning as the subject and narrative of a given work. One must use one's gut reactions as well as one's interpretive skills to find meaning in Kentridge's work, much of which reveals very little actual content.
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Paula Adamo DeSutter was United States Assistant Secretary of State for Verification, Compliance, and Implementation from 2002 to 2009. DeSutter was educated at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, receiving a B.A. in political science in 1979, and an M.A. in economics in 1983.Jennifer Lawson & Cate Weeks, "Leaving Gut Reactions Behind", UNLV Magazine, Summer 2006 She then attended the University of Southern California and received an M.A. in international relations. While at USC, DeSutter was a graduate intern for the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency.
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A review in the Italian magazine Dude named it one of their top 16 favourite independent games. In interviewing Ocias, Justin Kranzl of Gamasutra called the experience of playing the game challenging of the "assumptions people may hold about the respective weight of narrative and play mechanics". Kris Ligman of PopMatters called the controls frustrating and "only just playable", but disregarded this as "all it needs in order to work". Chris Priestman of Kill Screen found the game provoking of "gut reactions" and noted a sexual undercurrent throughout it.
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Spindle neurons are specialised cells found in three very restricted regions of the human brain – the anterior cingulate cortex, the frontoinsular cortex and the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. The first two of these areas regulate emotional functions such as empathy, speech, intuition, rapid "gut reactions" and social organization in humans. Spindle neurons are also found in the brains of humpback whales, fin whales, killer whales, sperm whales, bottlenose dolphin, Risso's dolphin, beluga whales, and the African and Asian elephants. Whales have spindle cells in greater numbers and are maintained for twice as long as humans.
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The former is given before the war, but it only takes the shape of violence jointly to the latter, namely when sovereignty is fragmented by competing powers. These findings also explain why contenders will prefer to use selective to indiscriminate violence, and when the latter will take place. The behavioural microfoundations established in the game-theoretical model, and the principal- agent dilemmas the players confront constantly, let to this work to provide an answer to violent outcomes based on incentives and rational behaviour, instead of on gut reactions and irrational impulses.
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