Feeling College Essays Samples For Students

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The therapist’s response to Anna

Anna you have been having some issues lately regarding having a boyfriend and your mother is concerned that you are not ready for a relationship with an older boy. He is pressuring you into having sex with him but you are not ready to make such a commitment. At this point you may think that what you are feeling for your boyfriend is love, but true love is when your partner can understand what you are going through and help you to go through it rather than force you to make a Continue reading...

Definition

Panic disorder refers to a disorder whereby an individual experiences sudden and spontaneous attacks of anxiety and fear. The panic attacks lead to agoraphobia, which is the feeling of anxiety that one gets for the fear of being in situations where one cannot get help in case of a panic attack. These situations include, but not limited to, being in crowds, being left alone or being near bridges.

Clark’s theory of catastrophic interpretations

According to Clark’s theory, panic attacks are caused by faulty and maladaptive interpretations of the sensations within the body. For example, sensations that are normal to healthy individuals can be Continue reading...

Love is an intrinsic sense of affection between two people. There are different types of love; relationships and affairs love. Relational love involves the affection between people who are related by either blood or culture. On the extreme end, affairs love involves two people from the opposite sex who have affection towards one another. Freud’s argue that; love is not what is given but shared. It is what the man gives to the woman and gets in return. He believes that a woman should be submissive in love affairs. A woman is believed is believed to be the Continue reading...

Introduction

“Critique of Judgment " is a fundamental work of Kant which develops aesthetic theory. This work is divided into two parts: The Critique of Aesthetic Judgment and The Critique of Teleological Judgment. The book also contains an overview of the entire Critic system of the author.
In the “Critique of Judgment” Kant explores the reflective power of judgment which is manifested, in particular, in the judgment of taste or aesthetic judgments. Aesthetic pleasure, according to Kant, is pure (disinterested) pleasure derived from an object. Therefore, the aesthetic should be distinguished from the feeling of pleasure.
Kant stated that although the Continue reading...

In his relationship with Socrates, has Alcibiades been made into a true lover; that is, is Alcibiades now a philosopher. To answer this, love must be defined philosophically or otherwise.
Socrates, in his speech, says that love is a feeling for some object. Love is a desire for an object. Eros is the Greek god of love. The Roman god of love is called Cupid. In his speech, Cupid says that love is a feeling for beautiful things. Socrates philosophically says ‘love’ is not good or beautiful’. He goes on and says that if it were the contrary, then Continue reading...

Introduction

Worldwide companies are going to put all their efforts and energy in monitoring the game. The main objective will be connecting their brands and products. The coca cola company has not lagged behind in creating awareness to their products. In fact, it has been among the top companies that have used the event to advertise. The 2014 coca cola super bowl commercial entails the celebration the Green Bay. Before the second half of the game, the advert goes. a boy is called into action by a match warmer. A humble wind immediately blows the area. Adrian goes to the Continue reading...

People all over the world get inspired by many things. It could be pretty much everything: people, important events, or even a minor situation that can imbue a person. Inspiration is the state when all the creative possibilities of the individual are disclosed. It activates the mind, will, imagination, fantasy and the result can be unpredictable.
Personally, I can admit that the grates inspiration for me is love. When I say, “love” I do not mean only a feeling between the couple. Love has a much broader definition than that. Love to parents, kids, friend and humanity can inspire Continue reading...

The killing of Osama Bin Laden was received with mixed reactions where some people though it should call for celebration while others thought celebrating over the death of a human being is wrong. The way the death of Osama was celebrated by many Americans is wrong despite the fact that he had committed so many acts of terrorism including 9/11and killed so many people. There was neither patriotism nor civilization. You need to know the difference between justice and vengeance. Justice is done in order for the whole society to be safe but this does not mean that cruelty Continue reading...

The book "Orgies of Feeling: Melodrama and the Politics of Freedom" is a book written by Elisabeth R. Anker, an Assistant Professor of American Studies and Political Science at George Washington University.
The Orgies of Feeling is a book about melodrama in the U.S. politics and the way it influences the nation. In her book, Elisabeth R. Anker describes the history and paradigms of the contemporary melodramatic political discourses in the United States, South Korea, Latin America and other countries.
This book focuses on different types of melodramatic political discourses including capitalism, communism, and neoliberalism. Also, there is a Continue reading...

The theory of moral sentiments and the poem ‘A Mouse’ talk about the sentiments of human beings. The two writers have different views on human feelings. In the theory of moral sentiments, Smith believes that other people's sentiments drive a person's sentiments. According to him, human beings are driven with sympathy. They tend to be touched by others sad moments rather than the happy moments (Zhang, 33). When someone is sick people will feel sympathy towards that person but when they are in their happy moments, other people are most likely not to share in with the happiness. People Continue reading...

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a theoretically crafted personality test based on theory of psychology types. This theory was developed by Carl Jung at the beginning of the 1920s (Kaplan & Saccuzzo, 2013). Jung underlined the distinction between introversion, which refers to the individual’s focus on his/her inner world, and extraversion, which Jung defined as concentration on the outside world (Kalat, 2014). Additionally, he stated that we experience and discover the world via four main ways: sensing, intuition, feeling, and thinking. Sensing refers to gaining knowledge through touch, sight, hearing, and the rest of human senses. Intuition means Continue reading...

The interview conducted was for a patient with bipolar disorder. The patient's name is Mr. Jones, and he is 25 years old. In addition, he is a teacher and teaches French and Music. He married and has one child who is 3years old. Bipolar disorder is also known as manic-depressive disorder. It is a medical condition of the brain that is characterized by unusual shifts and adversely affects a person’s thoughts, feeling, and body. In other words, the moods of the individual are at the far extreme, some could be severe to the extent of harming the people Continue reading...

In this essay, I will talk about my perspective on the relationship between human and nature in the Symphony No. 6 by Beethoven. In order to support my arguments properly, I will start by listening to the Six Symphony in the interpretation of London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Herbert von Karajan. Furthermore, I will divide the work in separate parts, in the same way in which the composer had created it and I will approach each movement separately, by connecting music and the main themes with the relationship between nature and human, by searching elements that are correlated or Continue reading...

- Gerry – A 15 year old is failing school, cutting classes.
Measurable goal: within a month, Gerry’s parents will monitor his daily attendance of his classes by checking in with his teachers on a daily basis. At the end of the current term, Gerry will report a GPA of 2.0 or higher.
- Margaret – 73 years old. Is depressed and feels lonely.
When feeling depressed or lonely, Margaret will use at least 2 antidepressant skills to reduce her depression and feeling of loneliness. Within the next 3 months, Margaret will report no more than 5 episodes of feeling Continue reading...

When I first started my fitness program it completely wore me out, but I knew it would get better so I did not ease up. After a couple weeks the exercise became more of a habit and I started to feel much better, especially knowing that I had stuck to it. After I got halfway through the experience I noticed I was sleeping much better because I was able to breathe so much better than I had before, and I started to enjoy the exercise. Towards the end I started eating healthier because I wanted my exercise to make Continue reading...

The sign read “Grizzly Bear Scene: June 15”. It was June 16th. The sign was posted to the billboard at the head of Flattop Mountain Trail. Hikers are required by law to post to the trailhead when they see a bear. A bear had been sighted at this trail the day before. This was a typical day hiking in Alaska. This was a typical day on the best vacation I ever had. Alaska is a place full of adventure and life. Its exciting wild areas and vast expanses of unexplored territory truly make it the Last Frontier. Yet, it Continue reading...

The title of the article is Visual art performance versus contemporary performance. The author of this article is Andy Horwitz. The article was published on November 2011in the periodical called CULTUREBOT. The article focuses on the differences between the two types of performances with the aspect of time-based art around the origins in dance and theater as the reference point. The author of this article is motivated by lack of knowledge of the visual art curators about the contemporary art performance when promoting it.
As a point of departure, the primary difference between visual arts and contemporary performance is Continue reading...

Art has come a long way from its original meaning. It was first known as ars in Latin meaning,”skill, method, technique, conduct, character.”1 from then on it travelled to old France to Middle English to what is now “art”. In dictionaries, it has been defined as,
The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.2 (Oxford)
Tolstoy, on the other hand describes it as one of the means of intercourse between man and man. Continue reading...

Stress denotes a feeling that should be handled and is more than the usual familiar feeling (Parker, 2009). Under stress condition, the body responds as if one is in danger. Stress makes hormones, which speedup the heart, make one breathe faster, as well as offer energy burst. It is referred the flight-or-fight stress response and is involuntary. Nonetheless, one can act to manage mange stress by altering the situation causing the stress. This is achieved by figuring out how to change things to eliminate the problem presenting in the future. It entails changing the manner of communicating as well Continue reading...

According to the Jung Typology Test, I belong to the INFJ type, having moderate preferences of Introversion (44%), Intuition (38%), Feeling (25%) and Judging (56%) over their counterparts in the respective dichotomies. Belonging to the INFJ type means that I am an introvert, i.e., a person, who finds energy in the inner world and is not very prone to being friends with many people. At the same time, relying on my intuition, rather that senses, and basing my decisions on feelings, rather than logic, I am focused on my own emotions and the intricacies of the human relationships. This Continue reading...

Freud thinks human beings can never be happy for a number of reasons. Unhappiness is a peculiar feeling that is present in millions of individuals around the world. It is a feeling that has no limit and is subjective. Freud says that it is not easy to deal with the feelings scientifically. He says that the feeling is oceanic, and it is an intellectual perception present in every other human being. It is not possible to enter into people’s minds that have the feeling to be able to understand it and thus, we cannot tell if the feeling Continue reading...

I was atop the highest peak of Mt. Everest when I slipped at the edge of the ravine. The feeling of fear, helpless surrender to the Divine Power enveloped me while I free fall to an immense space feeling an eerie cold downwards. As I surmised that distance to the ground started getting near, I felt shortness of breath. Suddenly, I awoke with my heart pounding incessantly and perspiration was all over my body. From then, I thought, letting go had negative repercussions. I would never let go. The affirmation was short lived. Sooner, more than later, I was Continue reading...

Pain is an inevitable feeling as a part of the human experience in this world. Human life is full of potentially harmful experiences, both physical and emotional, thus, pain is not solely felt through the somatic senses, but can also occur on the emotional level. It gives a person a signal that something is going wrong, and the body and mind are requesting the withdrawal from the source of the negative impact on the organism and solution of the problem. However, pain does not always require the immediate withdrawal, especially when felt during the personal growth, spiritual practices or Continue reading...

Question 1. Why do you think that the speaker refers to the old saying "fake it till you make it"?

Answer. The speaker refers to this saying in connection with two aspects:
- Do nonverbal govern our perception about ourselves?
- Do our bodies change our minds?
Research studies reveal that nonverbal govern others' perception about us. Also, there are facts depicting the impact of our mind on the body. However, the speaker wanted to test it the other way round, i.e. is it possible to feel powerful and happy by pretending it?. The experiments she and her colleagues conducted proved it true. It is the reason she said "fake it"; though by faking she doesn't mean to be Continue reading...

Leatha McDaniel

Galen College of Nursing
The people around us make experiences great and unforgettable. I was oblivious to this fact before my first completely independent summer trip for three weeks. In the past, I always traveled with my parents. They were all great vacations but they were not planned or controlled by me. It was all up to my mom. This time, however, I was the one who found the opportunity to go to the seaside with a group of young people and spend 21 days there. My parents were happy to let me go on this trip; as they Continue reading...

Studies and researches prove that employees who are allowed to share their inputs into job design and are given larger accountability often show far greater motivation than the employees who are not allowed these. These ground-breaking ideas are considered forms of employee empowerment.

Employee Empowerment

Employee empowerment is a term that means that the non managerial staff can take decisions without consulting there bosses or managers. The decisions taken by them can be small or major decisions, the intensity is related to the power vested in them by the company. Many companies these days are going this way and training their Continue reading...

English 106

Introduction
“What Love is,” was the most searched phrase on Google in the year 2012. It indeed is a feeling, like hunger, thirst. Love is an emotional need than a physical thus it is difficult to quantify it and say how much would be enough and how much will be more. Love is believed to be a tool that humanity thrives on a feeling of security, support, and most importantly the want to live life. It can be in most cases auspicious and can induce positive human behavior but then it has many negative aspects as well. People lose Continue reading...

Othello is one of the Shakespearean works which exhibit the themes of love and jealousy. It tells of a story in which Othello is a Moorish North African general who gets into a marriage with a Venetian woman Desdemona. Iago is another character in this piece of work that clearly spells out how jealousy is portrayed. According to Bradley, sexual jealousy comes with a sense of shame and humiliation and this is what makes it hidden. By internalizing it humans being to have a feeling of shame and will always want to avoid such occurrences. When this jealousy is Continue reading...

Reflection paper

Happiness in every sphere of our lives is something that every individual is trying to reach. Happiness cannot be universally defined because it is an individual feeling. Nietzsche tried to define happiness from a philosophical point of view, and frame it with recipe for fulfillment of happiness. From my standpoint, Nietzsche analyzed the feeling of happiness that appears when one accomplishes something after the long series of failures and misfortune. This is a feeling of accomplishes, satisfaction, but not a feeling of long-lasting happiness.
Nietzsche’s theory can be applied as a road to success. In order for someone Continue reading...

Horror is a literature genre is intended or has the capability to scare or frighten an individual reading the piece of literature. Reading any piece of horror story is capable of creating an eerie of scary atmosphere. They are classified as supernatural or non-supernatural, like ghosts and vampires are supernatural while serial killers are no-supernatural. More often than not this genre is always referred to a metaphor because it brings fear to the society as vampires and ghosts. This paper seeks to discuss all about the horror story genre, the history around the fictions and how many writers have Continue reading...

Wonderbar University

There is an old saying: Everybody needs a hobby. I began mine when I was quite young—around 5 or 6 years old. My mother gave me a handful of tumbled gemstones. I cherished all of them, especially my clear quartz. Many years later, I rediscovered my passion for gemstone collecting because I learnt of their “metaphysical properties.” I believe gemstone collecting augments spiritual practices such as meditation. I love to look through my vast collection of natural glass, rocks, and crystals to pick out which two I would like to hold for meditating today. This afternoon, I chose Continue reading...

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Culture shock is a term that was first used in 1958. It describes the anxiety and feeling a person experiences after migrating to a new country or place. This new country has its own traditions, languages and customs that are not the same as what the person used to call home. Because of this significant change, a person experiences a set of symptoms that relate to culture shock.
The symptoms of culture shock may be physical and emotional both. They also vary in intensity depending on different Continue reading...

Introduction

An exhibition is a showcase, an organized presentation and a display or artistic items. An exhibition enables an artist to display their artwork for the viewing of other artists and people in general. This particular exhibition took place on the 20th of March 2014. The exhibition showcased artwork from three different artists. These artists were Deborah Keller-Rhin, Sarah T. Roberts and Pam Ameduri. The exhibition contains artwork from the above named artists. The art on display is inspired by different things. This is evident from the emotions provoked by the artwork itself. The design of the exhibition featured open Continue reading...

In his essay “A literature of Place” Barry Lopez shares his own writing experience and peculiarities of “nature writing”. And I liked that Barry Lopez suggests “to become vulnerable to a place” that, in its turn, will give “a sense of not being isolated in the universe” (Literature of Place).
Nowadays people tend to act more like robots automatically doing their daily duties and fulfilling growing material desires. However, less attention is devoted to our spiritual ways of life. Nobody has time to observe even a small piece of nature running somewhere although “nature does not hurry, yet everything Continue reading...

Love has no limits, boundaries and reason to warm people’s hearts. No one can escape love or predestine it, no matter how hard they may try. When love knocks on your door, it is hard to turn your back because you like the beautiful feeling of togetherness and butterflies flying in your stomach! Falling in love for the very first time is a very significant moment in one’s life. It signals the beginning of a wonderful time period where feelings of happiness, among others, prevail. However, not everything is going clockwise, when parents believe in cultural values Continue reading...

Repression

Repression refers to an unconscious mechanism used by the ego in keeping threatening or disturbing thoughts or reflections from becoming conscious or cognizant. Thoughts which are always repressed are those which would lead to feeling of guilt as a result of superego. For instance, within the Oedipus complex destructive or aggressive thoughts concerning similar sex parents normally are repressed. This is not always a successful defense for long term because it entails forcing disturbing ideas, memories or wishes into the unconscious, in which, although hidden, can create anxiety.

Displacement

Displacement refers to redirection or rechanneling of an impulse (normally aggression) Continue reading...

The A Midsummer Night’s Dream by Shakespeare explores the love possibilities and impossibilities surrounding the marriage of Hippolyta, and Theseus. The play is interconnected through a series of love celebrations covering the whole land with Hermia disobeying the instructions of her father on whom she should marry. The story rolls down to Puck trusting the love-in-idleness flower in order to get her some love from Titania. Hermia and Lysander also escape to the forest with the hope of eloping (Shakespeare 260). The scenes of the play bring forth a mixture of love feelings that drive the reader to Continue reading...

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Anxiety is a common feeling most of us experience but the intensity of this feeling varies from every individual. In some instances this anxiety can help bring about but if this emotion impacts negatively on a person’s performance, then that person can suffer in many different ways. As a child there were four fears which I can recall specifically. First, the fear of being rejected by others; second, I always dreaded being alone at home even during the day time; third, would be my fear of dogs; fourth, was my fear of public speaking.
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Crying is a natural reaction in human lives, and a sign for an emotional feeling. We cry since the day we were born, and it is a sign for the beginning of a new life so there is always a reason for our tears and causes that make people cry. In addition, our tears represent our feeling, and circumstances play a big role for making people cry. The article “Why Do We Cry In Planes” is written by Elijah Wolfson. He is the editorial director of Medical Daily and the International Science Times. Also, He is a Lancelot Health Continue reading...

Revenge is a negative force which brings about changes for the worse. Revenge is not a good choice.
Revenge brings about changes for the worse because it is negative and negativity can never produce something good. There is a proverb that says: "They that sow the wind shall reap the whirlwind". It depicts the consequences of revenge. In religion, people are supposed to turn the other cheek. There is also a saying that "revenge is a dish best served cold". Even Edmond believes in this saying: "Oh, God," said Monte Cristo, "your vengeance may sometimes be slow in coming, Continue reading...