Magical Thinking
The Definition of Magical Thinking: Basic Aspects and Possible Clinical Implications
... The I Ching is an old book of oracles. It was devised more than three thousand years ago in China. Modernly, the I Ching can be faced as a database of ancient wisdom. The oracular material is organized in sixty-four ...
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF BRITISH SOLITUDE: MAGICAL THINKING ABOUT BREXIT AND SECURITY
... Any other use requires the prior written permission of the European Council on Foreign Relations © ECFR May 2016 ISBN: 978-1-910118-73-3 Published by the European Council on Foreign[r] ...
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Psychometric Properties of the Persian Version of the Magical Ideation Scale (MIS) in University Students
... such magical thinking is the law of contagion: it holds that when two objects touch, they pass properties to one another, and that the effects of contact may last well beyond the end of the contact between ...
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Pseudoscientific beliefs and psychopathological risks increase after COVID-19 social quarantine
... Tolerance to uncertainty regarding the future is condi- tioned and moderated by the degree of control that the subject perceives over what happens in the environment [1]. One of the psychological mechanisms that is acti- ...
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Meta-Cognitive Thinking and Logical Approaches after a Cardiac Arrest
... chaotic thinking which gets frequently intertwined with past and present beliefs and mindsets eventually inherent in religious, demi-religious, mystical or superstitious, spiritual or transcendental patterns and ...
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Investigating the relationship between meta cognitive beliefs, thought fusion beliefs and worry, in relation to obsessive compulsive behaviours and symptoms within the general population
... Borkovec and Roemer, (1995), suggested that individuals who display symptoms relating to GAD, report more positive reasons for worrying, involving superstitions and problem solving than non-anxious subjects. Wells, ...
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A Content Analysis on the Function of Magical Creatures in Fairy Tales.
... entertaining the impossible (Morse 1984). However, this idea of the impossible or the fantastic differs amongst individuals for everyone’s perception of what is real and fantastic varies based on culture. For example, ...
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Psychological Mechanisms Of Development Students' Creative Thinking
... creative thinking is ensured only through ordered, interconnected and always influencing each other means and ...creative thinking, the key factor is the orientation of tasks from simple to complex, the ...
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Embellishing The Farce or the Tragedy in Salman Rushdie’s Midnight’s Children
... the magical, the strange- as a useful technical tool, but he transcends it to portray the almost unreal and surreal dimensions of the Indian ...a magical and refreshing view of the ...
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Mitochondrial transplantation in humans: “magical” cure or cause for concern?
... M itochondrial transplantation is a ther- apeutic approach developed by McCully and colleagues that entails the injection of healthy mitochondria harvested from unaffected tissue into an ischemic organ of the same ...
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Article Colonial Trauma in Márquez and Rushdie’s Magical Realism
... However, magical realist narratives of equal importance emerged in later years in non-Hispanic ...the magical realist genre migrating to other cultural shores. ‘Magical realism is nowadays a complex, ...
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Elements of Magical Rituals: A Traditional Practice of North Kerala
... a Magical Ritual is its ...The magical performance is the attraction of Kadhakali ...of Magical Ritual is flowing in every walk of life of common folk. Magical Rituals are a reality even ...
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Thinking headteachers, thinking schools
... We propose that a key element in any definition of a thinking school is concerned with its ability to lead its community. We conclude that community leadership can act as an appropriate initial stimulus to begin ...
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Performing a myth to make a market : The construction of the ‘magical world’ of Santa
... 4 good children. Our purpose is to inquire into the performative power of this myth as it sustains and organises a market in which British tourists travel to visit Santa at his ‘home’ in Finland for a single day, flying ...
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The Tlonic World of Harry Potter: An Idealistic Version of Magical World
... Despite some differences in the beliefs held by these two thinkers, Berkeley and Borges both believe in the mind- dependency of our world. On this subject, Borges’ short story is abundant in instances where physical ...
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Visual theologies in Graham Greene's 'Dark and Magical Heart of Faith'
... Sigmund Freud, Sigmund, ‘The Uncanny’ in The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud, Volume XVII 1917-1919: An Infantile Neurosis and Other Works London: T[r] ...
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Time So Alive
... story thinking beside many other modes of being-breathing ...breathing thinking is rhythmic as our hearts and lungs show us to make us ...body thinking. The rhythm of body thinking naturally ...
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Indigenous Herbal Medicinal Knowledge among the Shinasha
... The study found that for the Shinasha, herbal medicine is the ultimate medical knowledge and practice, where it is considered as the very gift of God for them. The study reveals that herbal medicinal knowledge is ...
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REFLECTIONS ON THE STUDY OF MYSTICISM AS A CATEGORY
... Mystical elements are present in religions of non-literate societies as well (though we usually do not call them as mysticism proper). Shamanic practices and possession cults are ubiquitous in tribal and folk communities ...
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A vanishing act: The magical technologies of invisibility in care work
... While translation plays a key role in Latour’s understanding of how technology travels within different socio-technical networks, enrolling some actors and excluding others, Bourdieu’s work focuses on the processes of ...
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