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... make them cry, such as sentimental movies or listening to music that engenders feelings of sadness. On the other hand, ... to more positive factors such as weddings, reunions and music. Our findings indicated, however, that the most ...
... attacked and brain-injured in the street and now hears music from his childhood whenever a generalised seizure is ... the development of seizures, to the hearing of childhood music, to the worries about the future, is perfectly ...
... hugely on getting experience. ‘No, my first loves were music and skateboarding! At 16 I combined music and psychology. That said, I always had an interest in ... it was called psychology! I have always been fascinated by music theory but when I...
... we receive; for example we have recently set up a new music and art room, as music in particular is a popular interest amongst members. We ...
... psychological responsibility will change the mood music; it’ll make people think; it’ll make psychology ... care you like, then nurses do talking therapies now. Music therapy, art therapy, psychotherapy, counselling ...
... on the way to a friend’s party. O ne saddest piece of music, which is nevertheless a favourite Richard Strauss’s ...
... to life, ranging from his love of poetry, literature and music to walking in the hills, and in his keen appreciation ...
... included good food and exercise, laughter, reading, music, and friends: ‘be not solitary, be not idle’. A ... reading another book, by Anthony Powell, A Dance to the Music of Time … a 12-volume book in which the protagonist ...
... discusses the creative talents of genius ranging across music, painting, literature, poetry and philosophy. The text ...
... the country’s most gifted young people use heavy metal music to cope with negative emotions was also a popular focus ...
... identity since he felt it might affect his role in rock music. ‘The Parsees community were appreciated by British ...
... to the moves, which follow the light and shade in the music; the highs and lows from one phrase to another. The ...
... understanding of people. I also studied philosophy and music. Much of my time though was spent acting, and ...
... to an unofficial, festive world of extravagant costumes, music, laughter, feasting, drinking and revelry. While the ...
... Everyone requires highly fluid roles, a departure from the music sheet. A different audience need the notes in new ways, ...
... psychosocial stimulation sessions, including music, craft, toy-making, colouring, dancing, etc., ...
... Consistent with this, studies have shown 50 per cent of music prodigies suffer a ‘mid-life’ crisis during their ... a lot comes easily to them. An analysis of national music examination results showed that the strongest predictor ... But look closely, Gladwell...
... examples of spandrels are humanity’s wide-spread love of music or the ability to engage in higher mathematics. It is likely that neither music appreciation nor math skills were directly selected for ...
... diverse nature of the area: they include Fellows in music therapy, recreation and leisure and nursing as well as ...
... pursuits before – drawing, pottery, photography, music – but I never felt at home with any of them. Writing ...
... hash, not modern skunk weed. Sitting listening to music late one night I found myself going down an intensely ...
... of Performance' module, where I learned about magic, music, dance, sport and topics like that. However, after ...
... the man who has only questions,to comfort himself, makes music.’ This was my first Mary Oliver book of poems (I now ...
... anything to do with computers. I had a boyfriend who made music on a synthesiser and I thought that was fascinating! I ...
... laugh Hugh Grant in the ‘Pop goes my heart’ video for Music and Lyrics. Very funny film. Particularly if you are a ...
