stimuli

It's already that way with audio, which, unlike visual stimuli, you can't even turn away from or tune out.

This led to a worldwide breakdown of economies, but nations were not equally able to respond with economic stimuli.

Since this obviously doesn't happen, our bodies can (and do) adapt to stressful stimuli in various ways.

There are some known mechanisms whereby innocuous stimuli can result in the subjective experience of pain.

One of my psychology textbooks characterized the basic distinction between extrovert and introvert as the following: Extroverts become uncomfortable with a lack of external stimuli and thus prefer to surround themselves with stimuli.

And many here on HN are playing their roles perfectly, responding to the propaganda like mice responding to stimuli in a maze.

They've just pondered along adjusting to their environmental stimuli like everything else does.

These stimuli and checkers are written in the verification language of your choosing.

Your resilience, your existing beliefs, what you expect out of the world, and so on will determine how you respond to stressful stimuli.

Dismissing the anecdotal evidence of the women on your team, you have no idea of the differences in environmental stimuli women experience vs men.

There are also no new stimuli to spur you back into motion.

Where possible we should reject our pre-programmed response to stimuli where it steers us wrong in favor of rational thought.

Anything can be addictive "compulsive engagement in rewarding stimuli, despite adverse consequences" is the definition.

It seems like the point of the paper is that "hypersexuality" is nothing like substance abuse, but there are measurable effects for hypersexual vs "normal" people, such as responding less or differently to visual sexual stimuli.

Listening to music hurts our ability to recall other stimuli, and any pop song -- loud or soft -" Not very useful article if they assume I'm gonna be listening to pop music.

What's the sovereign state equivalent of "how's it going?" It seems that the only obvious attributes of the state we to acquire resources---usually by cooperating in s semi-symbiotic fashion with similar states, and responding to basic pain-like stimuli.