emotion?????
Q. why do people respond to events in the ways that we do. have they been combed into certain beliefs, in hopes to fit in the crowd that surrounds them. there must be some thought pattern that causes the undefinable feeling that is an emotion, it can't be culture, because it goes all the way back to who knows when, and is all over the world, all the way down to tribal lifestyles. what would trigger such a reaction...really, in all nothing makes sense any longer, not that it did in the first place. well, i figured i'd ask the masses and see what they gave me, any one??
Asked by amo - Sun Dec 16 02:51:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many behaviours were formed during childhood. Interdictions, what is right and what is wrong. Indeed, living in civilization means repressing instinctual, erotic or aggressive drives - see Sigmund Freud, 'Civilization and its Discontents' for instance.
Answered by Analyst - Sun Dec 16 03:10:31 2007
Q. why do people respond to events in the ways that we do. have they been combed into certain beliefs, in hopes to fit in the crowd that surrounds them. there must be some thought pattern that causes the undefinable feeling that is an emotion, it can't be culture, because it goes all the way back to who knows when, and is all over the world, all the way down to tribal lifestyles. what would trigger such a reaction...really, in all nothing makes sense any longer, not that it did in the first place. well, i figured i'd ask the masses and see what they gave me, any one??
Asked by amo - Sun Dec 16 02:51:01 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Many behaviours were formed during childhood. Interdictions, what is right and what is wrong. Indeed, living in civilization means repressing instinctual, erotic or aggressive drives - see Sigmund Freud, 'Civilization and its Discontents' for instance.
Answered by Analyst - Sun Dec 16 03:10:31 2007
How do you put emotion into a piano piece?
Q. I learned how to play Fur Elise, but the only problem is I don't know how to put emotion into it. I hear other people play it and it sounds beautiful and full of emotion, but when I play it it sounds kind of bland. I'm only a beginner piano player. Any tips?
Asked by Caramel. - Fri May 22 20:05:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the person who says listen to other renditions of it. Beyond that, play along with those renditions. Play/Practice the song so many times that you never want to hear/play it again. At some point after that it will become fresh again. Let it be played by muscle memory of your hands and you will be more free to add nuance and imagination to it.
Answered by Buster Friskers - Sat May 23 00:43:15 2009
Q. I learned how to play Fur Elise, but the only problem is I don't know how to put emotion into it. I hear other people play it and it sounds beautiful and full of emotion, but when I play it it sounds kind of bland. I'm only a beginner piano player. Any tips?
Asked by Caramel. - Fri May 22 20:05:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree with the person who says listen to other renditions of it. Beyond that, play along with those renditions. Play/Practice the song so many times that you never want to hear/play it again. At some point after that it will become fresh again. Let it be played by muscle memory of your hands and you will be more free to add nuance and imagination to it.
Answered by Buster Friskers - Sat May 23 00:43:15 2009
What roll does emotion have in impacting your decisions?
Q. Do you find emotion or logic more important or does it depend on the situation? Where do you think your emotional response stems from?
Asked by overcaste - Thu May 6 16:22:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Do you find emotion or logic more important or does it depend on the situation? Where do you think your emotional response stems from?
Asked by overcaste - Thu May 6 16:22:31 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
What religion exploits the emotion of fear to keep followers in line?
Q. Almost every religion in the world uses some form of fear factor to make people act "morally". Example the fear of hell, the fear of karma, and many more. From your perspective what religion exploits the emotion of fear the most to keep followers in line?
Asked by The Invisible Hand/Illuminati - Wed Dec 23 17:20:29 2009 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The Abrahamic ones.
Answered by The Happy Atheist - Wed Dec 23 17:23:50 2009
Q. Almost every religion in the world uses some form of fear factor to make people act "morally". Example the fear of hell, the fear of karma, and many more. From your perspective what religion exploits the emotion of fear the most to keep followers in line?
Asked by The Invisible Hand/Illuminati - Wed Dec 23 17:20:29 2009 - - 17 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The Abrahamic ones.
Answered by The Happy Atheist - Wed Dec 23 17:23:50 2009
Why is it important to define emotion? How do we define it?
Q. Why is it important to define emotion? How do we define it1?
Asked by myyahoo! - Fri Feb 9 08:28:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By defining an emotion, it helps me understand where the emotion is coming from. For instance, "frustration" or "anger"? If you didn't know the difference, don't you think that you can mistaken the two? It's easier for me to locate my problems through a series of identifying and eliminating certain emotions when I link the emotion to an issue(s)/problem(s). Unfortunately, I have this problem regularly because my emotions overlap.
Answered by spark the one, two, three - Fri Feb 9 08:41:45 2007
Q. Why is it important to define emotion? How do we define it1?
Asked by myyahoo! - Fri Feb 9 08:28:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. By defining an emotion, it helps me understand where the emotion is coming from. For instance, "frustration" or "anger"? If you didn't know the difference, don't you think that you can mistaken the two? It's easier for me to locate my problems through a series of identifying and eliminating certain emotions when I link the emotion to an issue(s)/problem(s). Unfortunately, I have this problem regularly because my emotions overlap.
Answered by spark the one, two, three - Fri Feb 9 08:41:45 2007
How can I encourage and grow the emotion of unconditional love?
Q. I am interested in nurturing the emotion of unconditional love... I'm not asking about romantic love in this question. Thanks very much for any help. Please note that I do not believe in a God or any religions, so answers relating specifically to 'God' would not be helpful to me, although i'm always interested in ideas and other people's perspectives.
Asked by Zag - Mon Apr 20 17:35:29 2009 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi Zag! I think that it all starts with unconditional acceptance of other people as they are, for what they truly are. And that starts with unconditionally accepting yourself as you truly are, whatever you happen to be at the moment. My therapist is showing me her unconditional acceptance for one hour each week, and for the first time in my life I'm experiencing its transforming power. If you can do that, completely accept yourself unconditionally, with all your perceived shortcomings and imperfections, I think you'll be on your way to accepting others, and then on to unconditional loving. That's just my guess, or course, as I'm far from it. It's not an easy task for me, I've discovered. However, you sound like you're already moving in… [cont.]
Answered by StarBow - Tue Apr 21 23:51:29 2009
Q. I am interested in nurturing the emotion of unconditional love... I'm not asking about romantic love in this question. Thanks very much for any help. Please note that I do not believe in a God or any religions, so answers relating specifically to 'God' would not be helpful to me, although i'm always interested in ideas and other people's perspectives.
Asked by Zag - Mon Apr 20 17:35:29 2009 - - 15 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hi Zag! I think that it all starts with unconditional acceptance of other people as they are, for what they truly are. And that starts with unconditionally accepting yourself as you truly are, whatever you happen to be at the moment. My therapist is showing me her unconditional acceptance for one hour each week, and for the first time in my life I'm experiencing its transforming power. If you can do that, completely accept yourself unconditionally, with all your perceived shortcomings and imperfections, I think you'll be on your way to accepting others, and then on to unconditional loving. That's just my guess, or course, as I'm far from it. It's not an easy task for me, I've discovered. However, you sound like you're already moving in… [cont.]
Answered by StarBow - Tue Apr 21 23:51:29 2009
How do you test colors effecting emotion?
Q. I am doing a science fair project on if color effects human emotions. My hypothesis is:I believe that colors will effect a person's emotion because colors are associated with emotions. How would a person go about testing somebody on this?
Asked by inuyashagirl521 - Sun Aug 24 20:41:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should probably tighten up your hypothesis...do you predict that different colors will bring out different emotions? Then state that. Get some large squares of colors...you decide what and how many. Put the color in front of the person along with a stack of index cards with words printed on them...one per card. Words should be strong emotions, like: love, hate, anger, depression, happy, sad...have the person choose the cards that describe how they feel when they see that color. Have a blank card...allow them to select if if they "feel nothing". That way you are controlling the colors, and the "emotions"...easier to analyze. You can see if there are differences in what is selected by color and sex. Expect male vs. female… [cont.]
Answered by bluegoat114 - Sun Aug 24 21:03:12 2008
Q. I am doing a science fair project on if color effects human emotions. My hypothesis is:I believe that colors will effect a person's emotion because colors are associated with emotions. How would a person go about testing somebody on this?
Asked by inuyashagirl521 - Sun Aug 24 20:41:34 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should probably tighten up your hypothesis...do you predict that different colors will bring out different emotions? Then state that. Get some large squares of colors...you decide what and how many. Put the color in front of the person along with a stack of index cards with words printed on them...one per card. Words should be strong emotions, like: love, hate, anger, depression, happy, sad...have the person choose the cards that describe how they feel when they see that color. Have a blank card...allow them to select if if they "feel nothing". That way you are controlling the colors, and the "emotions"...easier to analyze. You can see if there are differences in what is selected by color and sex. Expect male vs. female… [cont.]
Answered by bluegoat114 - Sun Aug 24 21:03:12 2008
What do you think is your most powerful emotion?
Q. What emotion drives you the most to your single-minded goal? Hatred, love, honesty, etc.? Yes, you are right DudeMute; all negative emotions are derived from fear. Do you agree?
Asked by Agent Smith - Mon Nov 3 13:24:37 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GREED - It's a fact. Most people say it's fear, but they fail to realize that the fear is Greed driven. Greed for life, greed for power, greed to keep from losing whatever is important to them.
Answered by DudeMute - Mon Nov 3 13:51:24 2008
Q. What emotion drives you the most to your single-minded goal? Hatred, love, honesty, etc.? Yes, you are right DudeMute; all negative emotions are derived from fear. Do you agree?
Asked by Agent Smith - Mon Nov 3 13:24:37 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. GREED - It's a fact. Most people say it's fear, but they fail to realize that the fear is Greed driven. Greed for life, greed for power, greed to keep from losing whatever is important to them.
Answered by DudeMute - Mon Nov 3 13:51:24 2008
What is the rarest emotion do humans feel?
Q. To me, love, hunger, anger,lust, fear and sadness are so common. Of course you can add more common emotions on the list but I would like to know the rarest emotion we humans feel. At first, my answer is 'superiority' but I always feel superior when I list my dreams. Think deeply. I absolutely do not know the answer. Most of us would say,"complete 'Whatever emotion'", but this can only be achieved by maintaining the feeling you already have. Altruism and selflessness are almost identical.
Asked by Spyke - Mon Jun 19 22:33:13 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Selflessness. To be aware you are selfless would defeat the emotion all together.
Answered by Kats - Mon Jun 19 22:38:13 2006
Q. To me, love, hunger, anger,lust, fear and sadness are so common. Of course you can add more common emotions on the list but I would like to know the rarest emotion we humans feel. At first, my answer is 'superiority' but I always feel superior when I list my dreams. Think deeply. I absolutely do not know the answer. Most of us would say,"complete 'Whatever emotion'", but this can only be achieved by maintaining the feeling you already have. Altruism and selflessness are almost identical.
Asked by Spyke - Mon Jun 19 22:33:13 2006 - - 20 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Selflessness. To be aware you are selfless would defeat the emotion all together.
Answered by Kats - Mon Jun 19 22:38:13 2006
What role does the emotion Hate play in human evolution?
Q. Where and why did humans evolve to have hatred as an emotion. I can see the evolutionary benefits and advantages of loving, happyness, sadness, but not hate. Please do not answer this question if you are not well acquainted with human evolutionary biology or a related field. I am also not asking why people hate each other, I am asking why we experience this emotion as a species.
Asked by garbage3mail - Mon May 11 12:09:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. competition - You will find that many mammals can be agressive to other groups of the same species so as to propogate the genetic information of those most like themselves (most likely to be related and carry similar genes) rather than those from a different place or different family.
Answered by roddysul - Mon May 11 13:11:13 2009
Q. Where and why did humans evolve to have hatred as an emotion. I can see the evolutionary benefits and advantages of loving, happyness, sadness, but not hate. Please do not answer this question if you are not well acquainted with human evolutionary biology or a related field. I am also not asking why people hate each other, I am asking why we experience this emotion as a species.
Asked by garbage3mail - Mon May 11 12:09:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. competition - You will find that many mammals can be agressive to other groups of the same species so as to propogate the genetic information of those most like themselves (most likely to be related and carry similar genes) rather than those from a different place or different family.
Answered by roddysul - Mon May 11 13:11:13 2009
How is disease called: lack of emotion when others are concerned -but normal feelings when its about yourself?
Q. I've heard that there is a disease, which makes you unable to feel emotions when others are concerned - like, there is no empathy. But you are still able to feel and understand emotion when it affects yourself.
Asked by captou25 - Fri Sep 19 18:13:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Schizophrenia has emotionally detached stages (psychosis isn't actually considered a disorder all its own anymore) ..which fall into the category of formal thought disorders. Narcissism is a good defintion of the criteria you have discussed as well. Schizophrenia has a common characteristic referred to as "blunted affect" meaning an individual shows almost no emotion, as well as "flat affect" where a person shows no emotional at all. Both of these may be accompanied by anhedonia...a general lack of ability to experience pleasure.
Answered by 35 YEARS OF INTUITION - Fri Sep 19 18:33:47 2008
Q. I've heard that there is a disease, which makes you unable to feel emotions when others are concerned - like, there is no empathy. But you are still able to feel and understand emotion when it affects yourself.
Asked by captou25 - Fri Sep 19 18:13:47 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Schizophrenia has emotionally detached stages (psychosis isn't actually considered a disorder all its own anymore) ..which fall into the category of formal thought disorders. Narcissism is a good defintion of the criteria you have discussed as well. Schizophrenia has a common characteristic referred to as "blunted affect" meaning an individual shows almost no emotion, as well as "flat affect" where a person shows no emotional at all. Both of these may be accompanied by anhedonia...a general lack of ability to experience pleasure.
Answered by 35 YEARS OF INTUITION - Fri Sep 19 18:33:47 2008
What role does emotion play in fortune telling?
Q. How can you justify what you have heard from a fortune teller, as knowledge? Can you use emotion as a way of knowing that what you hear is indeed true, will it be knowledge or just a belief, and why? Please help!
Asked by creamysodarevenge - Tue May 5 08:12:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like what psychic John Greene has to say about psychic experience. "If you start thinking about it, you're doing it wrong. But if you FEEL it, you're getting somewhere." Well, first off, fortune tellers and psychics may not be the same thing. When having a reading from a psychic, they may validate some things about you, or some things in your past. This is a good sign. If you find that they are right on target with things in your past or current situation, you will probably feel more comfortable with their future predictions.
Answered by Life Is... - Tue May 5 08:59:13 2009
Q. How can you justify what you have heard from a fortune teller, as knowledge? Can you use emotion as a way of knowing that what you hear is indeed true, will it be knowledge or just a belief, and why? Please help!
Asked by creamysodarevenge - Tue May 5 08:12:26 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I like what psychic John Greene has to say about psychic experience. "If you start thinking about it, you're doing it wrong. But if you FEEL it, you're getting somewhere." Well, first off, fortune tellers and psychics may not be the same thing. When having a reading from a psychic, they may validate some things about you, or some things in your past. This is a good sign. If you find that they are right on target with things in your past or current situation, you will probably feel more comfortable with their future predictions.
Answered by Life Is... - Tue May 5 08:59:13 2009
How do you put emotion into the songs you sing with your voice or actions?
Q. What are some methods of accomplishing this? Like one time I thought of an event a few weeks ago and I started breaking down into tears but I cant get that feeling back. So how can I put strong feeling/emotion in a song?
Asked by neptune - Thu May 7 22:29:08 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had that problem for the longest time. My voice sounded dead when I sang. The trick is that you need to sing about what you feel. Even if you didn't write the song, fond songs about emotions you have experienced. Then sing your heart out. Don't worry about how u sound, just how you feel. Also, do NOT try to copy other peoples singing voices. Your voice is unique. Keep it that way. ;) hope this helps
Answered by JonasLuvr815 - Thu May 7 22:35:40 2009
Q. What are some methods of accomplishing this? Like one time I thought of an event a few weeks ago and I started breaking down into tears but I cant get that feeling back. So how can I put strong feeling/emotion in a song?
Asked by neptune - Thu May 7 22:29:08 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I had that problem for the longest time. My voice sounded dead when I sang. The trick is that you need to sing about what you feel. Even if you didn't write the song, fond songs about emotions you have experienced. Then sing your heart out. Don't worry about how u sound, just how you feel. Also, do NOT try to copy other peoples singing voices. Your voice is unique. Keep it that way. ;) hope this helps
Answered by JonasLuvr815 - Thu May 7 22:35:40 2009
What role do grandparents play in a child s social and emotion development?
Q. what 5 questions could i ask a grandparent about.. What role do grandparents play in a child s social and emotion development 14 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.
Asked by buffy lover - Thu Jul 15 07:12:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Options to select from: 1. How do you think you can positively contribute to your grandchild/ren's development? 2. What do you like about your grandchild/ren? 3. What do your grandchildren like about you? 4. What is the most important thing you do for your grandchildren? 5. How did your relationship with YOUR grandparents affect you in your relation now with your grandchildren? 6. What is the best part of being a grandparent? 7. If your grandchild could ask for you to change something in your relationship, what do you think he/she would ask you to change. 8. How could you be a better grandparent? 9. What stops you being the best grandparent in the world? 10. What are the 10 best qualities to make a good grandparent? 11. Do you think a… [cont.]
Answered by Bilal - Thu Jul 15 07:28:56 2010
Q. what 5 questions could i ask a grandparent about.. What role do grandparents play in a child s social and emotion development 14 minutes ago - 4 days left to answer.
Asked by buffy lover - Thu Jul 15 07:12:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Options to select from: 1. How do you think you can positively contribute to your grandchild/ren's development? 2. What do you like about your grandchild/ren? 3. What do your grandchildren like about you? 4. What is the most important thing you do for your grandchildren? 5. How did your relationship with YOUR grandparents affect you in your relation now with your grandchildren? 6. What is the best part of being a grandparent? 7. If your grandchild could ask for you to change something in your relationship, what do you think he/she would ask you to change. 8. How could you be a better grandparent? 9. What stops you being the best grandparent in the world? 10. What are the 10 best qualities to make a good grandparent? 11. Do you think a… [cont.]
Answered by Bilal - Thu Jul 15 07:28:56 2010
What are some songs that have intense emotion?
Q. I need some songs that are bursting with emotions. Ones that take you away and just completely envelope you in said emotion. (Depressing would be good.) I just need them to break out of writers block.
Asked by Aneesa (= - Sat Jan 2 21:32:42 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Suicide Note ~ Johnette Napolitano Videotape ~ Radiohead True Love Waits ~ Radiohead Shattered ~ Trading Yesterday Ode To Divorce ~ Regina Spektor Giving Up ~ Ingrid Michaelson Keep Breathing ~ Ingrid Michaelson Black Lexus ~ Joseph Arthur Good About Me ~ Joseph Arthur Letters From The Sky ~ Civil Twilight Miss Me ~ Joe Purdy Make You Feel My Love ~ Adele Little Motel ~ Modest Mouse You Are Mine ~ Mutemath Stall Out ~ Mutemath How It Ends ~ Devotchka Fever Dream ~ Iron and Wine Leaving For Paris ~ Rufus Wainwright Going To A Town ~ Rufus Wainwright Play Crack The Sky ~ Brand New Daisy ~ Brand New At The Bottom ~ Brand New Jesus Christ ~ Brand New See You Soon ~ Coldplay We Never Change ~ Coldplay Delicate ~ Damien Rice 9 Crimes ~ Damien… [cont.]
Answered by Daughter of a Coma Guy - Sat Jan 2 23:30:12 2010
Q. I need some songs that are bursting with emotions. Ones that take you away and just completely envelope you in said emotion. (Depressing would be good.) I just need them to break out of writers block.
Asked by Aneesa (= - Sat Jan 2 21:32:42 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Suicide Note ~ Johnette Napolitano Videotape ~ Radiohead True Love Waits ~ Radiohead Shattered ~ Trading Yesterday Ode To Divorce ~ Regina Spektor Giving Up ~ Ingrid Michaelson Keep Breathing ~ Ingrid Michaelson Black Lexus ~ Joseph Arthur Good About Me ~ Joseph Arthur Letters From The Sky ~ Civil Twilight Miss Me ~ Joe Purdy Make You Feel My Love ~ Adele Little Motel ~ Modest Mouse You Are Mine ~ Mutemath Stall Out ~ Mutemath How It Ends ~ Devotchka Fever Dream ~ Iron and Wine Leaving For Paris ~ Rufus Wainwright Going To A Town ~ Rufus Wainwright Play Crack The Sky ~ Brand New Daisy ~ Brand New At The Bottom ~ Brand New Jesus Christ ~ Brand New See You Soon ~ Coldplay We Never Change ~ Coldplay Delicate ~ Damien Rice 9 Crimes ~ Damien… [cont.]
Answered by Daughter of a Coma Guy - Sat Jan 2 23:30:12 2010
How do I add emotion and a story and a feeling to a photo?
Q. When I ask people how I can improve my photography I get answers telling me to add emotion and a story and a feeling to my photos. How do I do this?
Asked by Maddie - Tue Nov 24 12:04:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dramatic lighting, makeup and an animated model will go a long way toward this kind of shot
Answered by fhotoace - Tue Nov 24 12:16:25 2009
Q. When I ask people how I can improve my photography I get answers telling me to add emotion and a story and a feeling to my photos. How do I do this?
Asked by Maddie - Tue Nov 24 12:04:23 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dramatic lighting, makeup and an animated model will go a long way toward this kind of shot
Answered by fhotoace - Tue Nov 24 12:16:25 2009
How do you channel your emotion to music or paper?
Q. I'm a musician (piano and guitar) and usually when I'm writing a song I just mess around and play different chords. Once I've got the melody down I just write lyrics that complement the chord progression I've made. I also like to write short stories when I'm bored. When you're going through an intensely emotional stage in your life, how do YOU transfer this anger/depression to a creative work? I can't seem to make a song that truly expresses my emotion because I'm too angry or depressed to actually work on a good chord progression. I'm just asking your personal methods.
Asked by Jon - Thu Jul 19 16:25:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I am not musically inclined, and I do not have the patience to go through the proper dynamics of putting things down and then putting them in order for a story, so I write journal entries, or letters to people. It gets it all out, and sometimes I mail them, sometimes I shred them, but I have to get them out or I will be a wreck. Congrats for your musical gift!
Answered by Hot Coco Puff - Thu Jul 19 16:43:15 2007
Q. I'm a musician (piano and guitar) and usually when I'm writing a song I just mess around and play different chords. Once I've got the melody down I just write lyrics that complement the chord progression I've made. I also like to write short stories when I'm bored. When you're going through an intensely emotional stage in your life, how do YOU transfer this anger/depression to a creative work? I can't seem to make a song that truly expresses my emotion because I'm too angry or depressed to actually work on a good chord progression. I'm just asking your personal methods.
Asked by Jon - Thu Jul 19 16:25:25 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, I am not musically inclined, and I do not have the patience to go through the proper dynamics of putting things down and then putting them in order for a story, so I write journal entries, or letters to people. It gets it all out, and sometimes I mail them, sometimes I shred them, but I have to get them out or I will be a wreck. Congrats for your musical gift!
Answered by Hot Coco Puff - Thu Jul 19 16:43:15 2007
How can I learn to sing higher/put more emotion into my voice?
Q. People tell me that I sing really well, but I sing VERY quietly. I want to learn how to scream my words/sing them with more emotion without sounding off-key.
Asked by kayelle. - Fri Feb 26 13:15:14 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PRACTICE! WARM UP! First and foremost, NEVER push your voice to go higher if you can't. If you do you could possibly hurt your voice and damage it for the rest of your life. If you have a naturally lower voice there are a few techniques you can use to make sure you can sing the high notes. Make sure your posture is good. Imagine a string is attached to the top of your head and someone is pulling it so that your neck is straight and make sure your shoulders are back. Don't stand with your feet shoulder width apart unless you are comfortable that way. Just make sure that your stance is stable and that your knees are not locked. A way that you can stretch your voice higher is to practice your falsetto (your head voice). It's hard to explain… [cont.]
Answered by Brianna C - Fri Feb 26 13:21:21 2010
Q. People tell me that I sing really well, but I sing VERY quietly. I want to learn how to scream my words/sing them with more emotion without sounding off-key.
Asked by kayelle. - Fri Feb 26 13:15:14 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. PRACTICE! WARM UP! First and foremost, NEVER push your voice to go higher if you can't. If you do you could possibly hurt your voice and damage it for the rest of your life. If you have a naturally lower voice there are a few techniques you can use to make sure you can sing the high notes. Make sure your posture is good. Imagine a string is attached to the top of your head and someone is pulling it so that your neck is straight and make sure your shoulders are back. Don't stand with your feet shoulder width apart unless you are comfortable that way. Just make sure that your stance is stable and that your knees are not locked. A way that you can stretch your voice higher is to practice your falsetto (your head voice). It's hard to explain… [cont.]
Answered by Brianna C - Fri Feb 26 13:21:21 2010
What happens when emotion joins logic in the transference of a vision?
Q. What happens when emotion joins logic in the transference of a vision?
Asked by MarieDeee - Wed Jan 23 04:06:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You end up with art.
Answered by hiller128 - Wed Jan 23 04:10:34 2008
Q. What happens when emotion joins logic in the transference of a vision?
Asked by MarieDeee - Wed Jan 23 04:06:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You end up with art.
Answered by hiller128 - Wed Jan 23 04:10:34 2008
How to reduce emotion in a man?
Q. Some men are more emotional then others. So I was just wondering what can a man like this do to control his emotion and not show his venerability in front of others. I want to know what men AND women think about this issue.
Asked by jellymarrow13 - Sat Mar 24 10:29:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can be very easy to control ones emotions. When having conversations with others, do not allow them to illicit any Personal information from you - divert the questions back to them instead. Don't allow others to make "you" the focus of the conversation. Try to be neutral, and change your focus towards something neutral like the weather. Remember, the more you give in and break down, the more people will make you the target and keep you in the vulnerable state. When they are trying to get you to be emotional, let it go and avoid the confrontation - that's what they are looking to do.*** Good luck.
Answered by paprica0 - Sat Mar 24 10:50:50 2007
Q. Some men are more emotional then others. So I was just wondering what can a man like this do to control his emotion and not show his venerability in front of others. I want to know what men AND women think about this issue.
Asked by jellymarrow13 - Sat Mar 24 10:29:35 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can be very easy to control ones emotions. When having conversations with others, do not allow them to illicit any Personal information from you - divert the questions back to them instead. Don't allow others to make "you" the focus of the conversation. Try to be neutral, and change your focus towards something neutral like the weather. Remember, the more you give in and break down, the more people will make you the target and keep you in the vulnerable state. When they are trying to get you to be emotional, let it go and avoid the confrontation - that's what they are looking to do.*** Good luck.
Answered by paprica0 - Sat Mar 24 10:50:50 2007
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high notes with ... Palm Beach Post During his 23-minute Hall of Fame induction speech, Andre Dawson showed emotion throughout, a stark contrast from what Dawson showed during his playing ... Hall of Fame weekend fills Herzog with emotion Kansas City Star Umpire Harvey never ejected Dawson The Courier News
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David
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:46:42 GM
For a video to really communicate something, I think the most important thing is that it appeals to an . emotion. . Sometimes I forget about this when things get busy but what use is putting information in front of an audience if they ...
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