Assess The Difference Between Visualisation And Critical Thinking

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Visualization, when done frequently, can become a powerful tool that will change your way of thinking and the course of your life. Ever wondered why you find it hard to becom rich when all you ever want is to make money and more money? There is probably a part of your subconscious that is blocking you from reaching your goals and dreams. At it happens, the reality that you are in can change when you tap and control your subconscious mind.

Perception is quite an important piece in real life as well. The power of perceptions is amazing how it can actually help one or bring one down. One has the power to determine the response from events. “Perceptions begin when the human brain receives data from the body’s five sense.” (Enayati, A., 2012, p.2). An example that demonstrates how perception is able to help is Victor Frankl, a Jewish psychiatrist who lived three years in a Nazi concentration camp during World War II. Frankl became aware that he had only one freedom during that time which was the freedom to determine his response for a sorrowful truth. To imagine is to have the power to decide the response to events. Frankl decided that he would image seeing his wife, teaching students about what happened during the Holocaust, and the lessons learned while being in camp.

If you eat with your fingers does it show you discomfort? Do you feel disgusted? A woman who is very distraught and very wise has an opinion on fingers and she thinks "fingers are filthy" (The Voyage Out 50). Visualize an old, boney, gray skin woman using utensils to eat a fruit. A young, mischievous man who tells the gruesome story of how he got away with murdering a German, with the terrifying graphic detailing story he claimed "with one blow it cut through his neck so deeply that his whole head fell forward and dangled down onto his chest" (Mdisho of Mwanumwezi 39). Envision this a man running for four hours and welcoming himself into another person's home and murdering him with one blow to the head, and then the victims head rolls down

3. Repeat for a total of six times and squeeze eyes tightly closed for 10 seconds to finish.

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and appear as images to the responsive inner vision. This is because when our outer awareness

It is descibed as visualizing or imagining the task that you about to perform before you perform that task. For example in my hill sprint training followed by plymetric exerscises I apllied visualization by imagining the task that I was about to perform before I performed that task. For example I stood in front of the hill and imagined in my head everything I wanted to do step by step so I was able to perform the training at a high intensity and a high level. I also imagined myself working harder and how good I felt at the end of the exercise. By using visualisation influences my concentration, as I had the ability to focus my mind on the task. If I didn’t have good concentration then my performance wouldn’t be as accurate and as good and my mind wouldn’t be on task.

It gives me the feeling of relaxation and relief when I apply it during stressful situations. Lately, I feel stressed because of the responsibilities I need to fulfill as a student and a daughter. For me, doing visualization is helpful because it lessens my stress level. Even though the exercise only lasts for few minutes, the feeling of relaxation it gives stays for a long time. Also, the visualization activity will be effective when we practice the proper breathing technique. That proper breathing technique is breathing in through your nose and breathing out on your mouth. This type of breathing is called diaphragmatic breathing. For me, my visualization skill starts to improve in terms of its effectiveness during stressful

We are constantly thinking in our mind, whether we are wide awake or asleep. When it comes to perception, it is the process that allows our brain to receive sensory information. When it comes to everyday life in the world of perception we as humans can perceive things in our own world, through our own eyes (Cacioppo & Freberg, 2013). If you think about it, we as humans look at things differently than one another. Not everybody is the same, nor do we think the same.

I learn by writing and visualizing. This is a better way for me to learn because I like to take notes and study them. Visualizing helps me see and understand the work clearer. I just get a better picture in my mind with these two ways of working. I work fast depending on what class I am in. For algebra,english,and biology I work the quickest because those are the three core classes. I feel like they are most imoportant because Ms.Leon told us that those are the classes that colleges are going to be looking at for our freshman year. When we are in group work with 3 or 4 people I find it slower and complicated to finish our group because I have to make sure everyone's idea is shared and some people have dissagreements,which just takes up time.

When you can quiet your mind and focus -- really focus -- on a specific desire, you're using the power of visualization. Some people say they can't visualize, but everyone with a fully functioning mind can imagine whatever they wish.

Think of it like this, just having the blueprints of a house and looking at it, won’t get the house built. You have to follow the plans and put in the work. The Holy Bible: King James Version give us this verse: “For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also” (James 2:26). This is basically the same concept of putting action to your vision. You might not believe that visualization is for you, or that it really works. However, we all visualize at one point or another in our lives every day. We just don’t look at it that way. Do you picture what you are going to wear before you put it on? Visualization! Do you picture having a conversation with someone before it occurs?

Critical thinking and clinical reasoning are terms often used interchangeably throughout the history of nursing. However, they are not the same, and distinguishing the difference amongst them is important. The purpose of this paper is define critical thinking and clinical reasoning, discuss each concepts similarities and differences, as well as share this author’s perspective on how critical thinking and clinical reasoning have developed and evolved throughout my career, guiding my clinical practice decisions.

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