Emotion

... referring to the effects on cognition and behavior of the first antipsychotic agents: a state of apathy, lack of initiative, and limited range of emotion, and in psychotic patients, reduction in confusion and agitation and normalization of psychomotor activity. It is still used for agents (e.g., ...

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... both cannot be increased simultaneously.......When one is high the other is low.......When one is more the other is less. When thinking is more, emotion is less......When emotion is more, thinking is less. It is just like "Physical Work" and "Mental Work".......both cannot ...

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Also your separation of emotions from thoughts is incorrect. People think and feel at the same time. There is no temporal separation. Thanks for your recent posts on the topic. Thinking and Feeling can indeed happen simultaneously......but ...

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... making the point but I'd thought it got posted. Glad to see it isn't here. Right you are ignoring the problem of habituation in your assessment of emotions, Also your separation of emotions from thoughts is incorrect. People think and feel at the same time. There is no temporal separation. It is ...

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... words you only believe what you think you know, but can't be bothered to actually find out if it is correct. That's fair enough, belief based on emotion is a very difficult thing to combat, why should you want to change your comfort zone for the real world. :) Hope this post is short enough.

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