Experiencing refers to a state of intense emotional excitement, which is caused by feelings and emotions that have significant and objective significance. On the other hand, experiences can be caused by personal memories of past events. These or those experiences have an individual impact on human activity.
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The duration and stability of the experience come from the subjective and internal mental state of a person. At the same time, positive events entail positive experiences that contribute to the successful resolution of life situations. In turn, negative consequences can lead to negative experiences.
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The intertwining of both types of experiences leads a person to achieve a goal defined at the subconscious level.
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Experiences can be deeply personal. Thus, distorting the true state of possible or past events, the body does not have time to adapt and reacts with a state of psychological stress. Psychological responses to stress are individual and not always harmless.
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In response to irritation with stress, a person can project his own actions onto the actions of those around him, thereby engaging in self-justification. In another case, the individual reacts with indifference and self-withdrawal, causing his own helplessness and inability to influence a positive outcome. It is worth noting that in both cases, a person is not able to independently draw a logical conclusion that would allow him to find the right solution.
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The strongest feeling that an experience can cause is a state of passion. This state is characterized by suddenness, uncontrollability and short duration. In theory, the affective state is divided into two types: physiological and asthenic.
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The physiological state of affect is defined as natural for human behavior. It arises suddenly, under the influence of the accumulation of negative emotions, which, under the influence of a certain stimulus, lead to their kind of emotional outburst. At the same time, the person continues to control his actions.
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Asthenic, or pathological reaction, accompanied by the impossibility of understanding, modeling and evaluating by the subject of the nature of his action, contributes to the violation of a person's typical mental activity. In this state, the physiological and mental resources of the whole organism are mobilized during the period of development of affect and emotional exhaustion after it.
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Less fundamental experiences do not have a significant impact on human performance. So, experiences can be deliberately caused by the subject for the purpose of psychological self-defense or to attract the attention he needs. Such experiences are called intentional and can be accompanied by a bright, specially feigned, pretense. The actions of intention never remain within consciousness, they always have a physical or verbal embodiment.
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It is worth noting that the threshold of subjective experience depends on the character of the person, the conditions of upbringing and the formation of the personality. The simplest example of this statement would be a situation that affects the interests of a group of people. Emotional experience for one of them will teach a life lesson and make him carry out extensive work on his own mistakes, the second will lead to psychological stress, and the third will not emotionally touch.
