You live what you speak, you speak what you live next; every single word you use has a physiology; for, what is really also what is matter, your body perceives the same way; mental practice can be an effective affirmation; well formedness is present in the mental practice; observation shows as you’re envisioning success, your emotional IQ improves; studies show how motor imagery actually is engaging the motor cortex where one has visualized some action; so
You have the capacity to improve having greater ethicacy to perform; mental practice is shown to assist by improving proficiency; for instance, this researcher has worked with those who has a stroke condition, having inducted those to have mental practice for what had been some lost control over; such, induction is shown to be highly beneficial; a growing amount of evidence suggests mental practice; for instance
Getting perfect basketball hoops was better than having physically practiced on the court; so, you’re looking at a beloved trained in a pattern, repeated only by imagination; you see brain activity also premotor also prefrontal cortex; it’s possible to do anything yet not everything; there is no such thing as negation at the primary level of experience; negation, is a semantic opposition to be not inclusive of what is a priority; rather,
Than a focus on “what isn’t;” for, non-verbal analogical negation can have applied concepts as “nobody” or, “nothing;” negated words, also generally you’re looking at more subject matter raised which is of some negated condition; essential communication is the inclusiveness of nonverbal cues; what is negated as a word is usually in front of the main finite verb; all predicated sensed expression;
Somebody could be saying yes while shaking their head no; which, nonverbally is simultaneously incongruent with their body language; whereas, a sequential incongruency would be where when somebody says they’re going to do something an opposite example is shown, such as when one says they will do something then leans back disassociating;
For, as we have said, what is real versus what is imaginary; one’s body is going to have perceived such the same way; analogical negation applies negated sensory predicated syntax with affixes; such as, “no,” “not,” “none,” “nobody,” “nor,” “nobody,” “neither,” “nothing,” is example; a, negative subject word can also be correlated; also, one can hear double negatives being used; the key point herein is: well-formedness can often not exist;
For, there is no such thing as negation at the primary level of experience; how do you not see a pink elephant with blue polka dots running across the grass? One, can have implied negative imbedded command as a pattern; many unwanted response could have been; yet, in mental practice one can be affirmatively affective; for instance, in a psycholinguistic review wherever choice is given even such makes negation more acceptable;
You, can see how negation would have been easier to process when given alongside a denied plausible proposition; in the practice of being motivated, instead of “just moved around,” this researcher studied Frederick Herzberg Hygiene Theory;
Motivation, is of an intrinsic quality; where, “being moved around” is more external; you have two sets of needs; one, is motivational, the other is behavior which is caused by the drive to avoid pain;
A, set of need motivates which is for you to grow to learn to achieve, to have recognition; being, a generator inside you; whereas, another set causes a movement to avoid something which would gain something, simple;
What you’re mentally practicing, all is looked over by the degree of the well formedness existing in what is being mentally practiced; is such within your capacity? Is what is practiced positively put? Is this as you can see ecological? Is this what you’re doing sensory based? If so, a well-formedness is; mental practice can be as effective as the affirmation considered; practicing perfect shots is better than practicing what is not; okay? Love jubbdavid;