Listing your gratitudes every day literally rewires your brain and makes you more positive.
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From sensations, images, feelings, thoughts, perceptions, and how you interpret that actually rewires the brain.
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He buys them with cash and takes them home, where he replaces fuses and rewires hardware.
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If that's the case, it totally rewires everything we thought was happening, and who is truly in control.
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Bialystok thinks this is because bilingualism rewires the brain and improves the executive system, boosting people's "cognitive reserve".
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Cashore's latest is a defiantly weird, genre-obliterating book — it all but rewires your brain as you read it.
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The findings, researchers say, support the theory that nicotine rewires the developing brain, changing how people respond to and crave addictive substances.
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The adolescent brain continually changes, or "rewires" itself, in response to daily experience, and that adaptation continues into the early to mid 20s.
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Then you have a good social interaction involving it, and our brain rewires itself and we now only have a positive reaction to it.
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Without the stimulus of the world, an infant could not learn to hear or see, and a brain develops and rewires itself in response to its environment throughout its life.
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A nerdy, terminally unhip hero, Jeremy Heere (a self-effacing, sweetly adenoidal Will Roland), is offered a computerized pill, called a Squip, that rewires him to run with the cool crowd.
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And ultimately just being aware in the present moment to experience as it&aposs happening, it rewires the brain for intuition or creativity for higher vision, for endless possibilities, ultimately for conscious human evolution.
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Every repeated action, from learning to play the piano to studying a new language, rewires the brain and dopamine reinforces all forms of learning—neither of which are unique to online technology or necessarily sinister.
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It happens when the morphine molecule—the essential component of all opiates—or other drug initiates a chemical process that rewires the neural networks in the brain and renders the user a partial captive of the drug.
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I don't, you know, it seems like somebody wants to beat somebody else to the punch on headline earnings and stuff like that, which rewires the brain of directors and they think again quarterly earnings is really important.
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Cooper likes to use the analogy that lightning rewires the brain in much the same way that an electrical shock can scramble a computer—the exterior appears unharmed, but the software within that controls its functioning is damaged.
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Cooper likes to use the analogy that lightning rewires the brain in much the same way that an electrical shock can scramble a computer -- the exterior appears unharmed, but the software within that controls its functioning is damaged.
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What's most interesting about the track is the way it rewires 80s dance sounds into something that feels alluringly toxic—almost passively or insidiously so, like lush veneer peeling, cracking, and rubbing off onto your hands as you hold it.
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America may someday have a single-payer system, but we won't get there in a single bill that phases out private health insurance, rewires our byzantine health care delivery and finance systems and markedly cuts payments to hospitals and other providers.
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The film's crux draws on a theory of language and the mind—that learning a new language "rewires" the brain and its processes—taking that premise to such an extreme that the viewer is in no doubt about being in a land of science fiction.
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Journalists still seem convinced that, first, if an extreme form of porn exists, it's common and anyone who watches porn will eventually stumble on it; second, that viewing porn rewires our sexual preferences, often in damaging and terrifying ways; and, of course, that pornography gives children unhealthy ideas about sex.
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Having said all that, however, social media merely dramatizes something that has always been true of the "self" — that it is, in fact, a prosthetic entity, a distributed, dispersed "assemblage" constituted by many elements, some of them physical and material and biological, some of them not, the constitution of the self by language and how it rewires the brain being the most obvious example.
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49, no. 2, 2013, pp. 249–261., doi:10.1016/j.molcel.2012.11.002.Ryu, H., et al. “Frequency Modulation of ERK Activation Dynamics Rewires Cell Fate.” Molecular Systems Biology, vol.
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Gromit rewires the trousers to break open the wardrobe. He and Wallace chase Feathers aboard their model train set. Wallace disarms Feathers and frees himself from the trousers. After Feathers' train collides with the trousers, Gromit captures him in a milk bottle.
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Another example is if someone was born with a neurological disorder such as autism or had a stroke that resulted in a disorder, then they are capable of retrieving much of their lost function through practice, which in turn "rewires" the brain to mitigate neurological dysfunction.
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New neurons are constantly formed from stem cells in parts of the adult brain throughout adulthood, a process called adult neurogenesis. The hippocampus is the area of the brain that is most active in neurogenesis. Research shows that thousands of new neurons are produced in the hippocampus every day. The brain constantly changes and rewires itself throughout adulthood, a process known as neuroplasticity.
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Ben's second date goes even worse when Junior rewires the doorbell, and the woman gets electrocuted. Around the same time, LaWanda DuMore (Laraine Newman), the richest, snootiest, kid-hating woman in Mortville, takes an interest in Ben, while being horrified by Junior's past, which includes the Union Carbide plant explosion. While Ben and Junior are gone, she redecorates the house to impress Ben. Meanwhile, Ben takes Junior to a carnival.
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To pay off debts, Wallace lets the spare bedroom to a penguin, who befriends Wallace and drives Gromit from the house. The penguin takes an interest in Wallace's new "techno trousers", which can walk on walls and ceilings, and secretly rewires them for radio control. Gromit realises that the penguin is a wanted criminal, who disguises himself as a chicken, Feathers McGraw. Feathers forces Wallace into the techno trousers and sends him on a test run through town.
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Joyce agrees, unaware that it's a trap. After Joyce and Timmy arrive at Debbie's house, she lets Curtis and Steven in the back door, and Curtis rewires the security system to lock them in. Curtis and Steven try to shoot Joyce, while Debbie uses her jump rope to try to strangle her, as well as her bow and arrow. After several near misses, they manage to lock Steven in a trunk, and subdue Curtis after he runs out of bullets.
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Bruce Wayne sends Cassandra to Barbara Gordon, currently functioning as Oracle. Barbara says she prefers to live alone but since Cassandra is never home and doesn't talk, it is just like living alone. A telepath "rewires" Cassandra's brain so that she can think with words and use language, but these abilities come at some cost to her ability to read people's body language. As she had relied completely on this ability to fight, she is unable to effectively fight crime.
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Modern Soviet officers detect the incoming hostile vessel, and begin preparations for a nuclear war. Hardy manages to get the crew off the boat before it can attack the Soviet fleet, but Travis and the submarine, essentially as one entity, continue the attack. Hardy rewires the torpedo control system, causing the torpedoes to explode in the torpedo tubes killing Travis, and causing the vessel to sink but is shot in the process. Hardy dies on his bunk clutching a picture of his wife as the water engulfs him.
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Stone places the Red Core in the Peacekeeper, causing it to go out of control. The Peacekeeper tries to attack the humans, but Tenma puts a barrier between them. Meanwhile, Toby has been released early from school and rewires Orrin, his family's robot, in order to attend the Ministry of Science's demonstration of the Peacekeeper. Seeking to have a closer look at the Peacekeeper, Toby enters the same room as the robot, only for the Peacekeeper's first attempt to destroy the barrier to backfire with the result that Toby is totally annihilated.
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Angered, he returns to his friends and they begin to wreak havoc in the living room. Mitch, severely weakened, enters the kitchen and discovers Patti and Diane on the counter before fainting, partially from his failure to take his medicine, and partially from the shock of seeing his miniature mother and aunt. Adam and Jenny discover him, and thinking quickly, Adam gets potassium-rich bananas to give to him, and he begins to recover, weakly saying he had seen his mother. In the living room, Wayne rewires the stereo so that Gordon can talk and amplify his voice.
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At one point he engages in drug smuggling from his new base in Star City, where he is opposed by a returning Green Arrow and Aquaman. In a later confrontation, Aquaman, sporting the Lady of the Lake's Healing Hand, reverses Neron's alterations to Black Manta and rewires Manta's afflicted brain, making him normal for the first time in his life. Unfortunately, Manta remains a violent criminal, lulling Aquaman into a false sense of partnership and almost killing the Sea King in the process. In later events, Black Manta is used as a genetic manipulation test subject to make water breathers.
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Many of the houses have only small windows on the front, being small horizontal slits and, although these have proved efficient in maintaining security, many residents have complained their houses lack light and are unpleasant to live in. The houses have had condensation problems and the heating systems have often been described as being inadequate. In recent years, Skilgate Close and Selworthy Close have been demolished, leaving large amounts of open space in the centre of Bransholme especially when you include the adjacent former site of the 'Alcatraz' maisonettes. Extensive refurbishment works relating to heating systems, kitchens, bathrooms, electrical rewires and thermal comfort (cavity and loft insulation) commenced in 2006 by Hull City Council to bring the housing stock up to the Decent Homes Standard.
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Stout has written a number of books on psychology, translated into many languages,GoodReads.com including The Sociopath Next Door: The Ruthless Versus the Rest of Us, The Myth of Sanity: Divided Consciousness and the Promise of Awareness, and The Paranoia Switch: How Fear Politics Rewires Our Brains and Reshapes Our Behavior and How We Can Reclaim Our Courage. In 2005, her book The Sociopath Next Door won the Books for a Better Life Award, Best Book in Psychology.Barnes and Noble In The Sociopath Next Door, she advises developing an awareness of the nature of anti-social behavior in order to avoid becoming its victim and proposes 13 rules as self- help guidelines to assessing relationships and behavior for these characteristics,Culture and Lack of Conscience on InterviewMagazine.
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