How to Use Your MindLippincott, 1951 - 196 páginas |
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... Bodily Distractions - After you have ar- ranged external conditions favorable for mental effort , you should address yourself to the task of eliminating bodily distractions . The most disturbing of these are sensa- tions of fatigue ...
... Bodily Distractions - After you have ar- ranged external conditions favorable for mental effort , you should address yourself to the task of eliminating bodily distractions . The most disturbing of these are sensa- tions of fatigue ...
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... bodily distractions . Clothing May Distract - Other distractions may consist of sensations from the clothing . We are always vaguely aware of pressure from clothing . Usually it is not suffi- ciently noticeable to cause much annoyance ...
... bodily distractions . Clothing May Distract - Other distractions may consist of sensations from the clothing . We are always vaguely aware of pressure from clothing . Usually it is not suffi- ciently noticeable to cause much annoyance ...
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Harry Dexter Kitson. CHAPTER XVIII PHYSICAL HEALTH PROMOTES MENTAL EFFICIENCY Bodily Conditions Affect Mental Work - It is a truism that mental ability is affected by bodily conditions . When we are suffering from a headache , or a ...
Harry Dexter Kitson. CHAPTER XVIII PHYSICAL HEALTH PROMOTES MENTAL EFFICIENCY Bodily Conditions Affect Mental Work - It is a truism that mental ability is affected by bodily conditions . When we are suffering from a headache , or a ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 17 |
How YOUR BRAIN OPERATES | 24 |
HABITBANE AND BLESSING | 35 |
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