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Learning styles: Why they don't exist but still persist

... of the haptic learning style is learning by touching and feeling as well as practical experience and practice. Finally, the ... / more

That's cringe! – Wait a minute. What is cringe?

... an online dictionary of slang words, describes cringe as a feeling of embarrassment experienced in response to an embarrassing person. A ... related to someone who has committed an assault, and then feeling guilty for that person on behalf of your whole family. This emotion can ... / more

Does nudging have a place in politics? How decision-making contexts inevitably influence our behavior

... A. H., Brechan, I., Lindberg, M. J., & Merrill, L. (2009). Feeling validated versus being correct: A meta-analysis of selective exposure ... / more

Climate stress in everyday life: How can we support children?

... needs between people. For example, crying conveys a feeling of sadness and leads to comfort from another person [5]. Through the ... / more

“Keeping the Olympic flame burning”: Protecting athletes from vurnout in sport

... leading to a loss of interest in their sport and a feeling of not achieving much, no matter how hard they try. In order to ... and emotional fatigue, even after rest and recovery. This feeling can be described as the energy put into training and competing ... Athletes may lose interest in competition and training, feeling disconnected from their sport and questioning its significance. ... / more

Use your breath to gain a performance advantage

... perceptions of these two techniques may differ. While feeling energized and alert was common after FPB, prolonged hyperventilation ... / more

The role of others' presence in sport performance under pressure

... space ] instead of [ the goalkeeper's feet ]”, “feeling myself as [I am about to kick the goal perfectly]”; [15] . ... ...). Then, create a mental image of success and the feeling of performing the action to the best of your ability. For example, when ... / more

Unlocking the power of sports: the impact of Olympic values in prison rehabilitation

... comrades. He recovers, quenching his thirst in large gulps, feeling the warmth. It is revealed that he regularly performs pull-ups on bars ... / more

How body language helps us understand other people’s emotions

... When we want to know what our fellow human beings are feeling, we have various sources of information at our disposal. One major ... doing but also why they are doing it and even what they are feeling at the time. But how well can we really recognize emotions from ... / more

"We are on the same wavelength!" The creation of a shared reality and its relationship with uncertainty reduction and connection with others

... developing a sense of “we-ness” which refers to a feeling of shared identity. This final stage is often described by individuals ... / more