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2022
DOI: 10.1024/86218-000
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Embodiment

Abstract: Warum fällt es vielen Menschen so schwer, achtsam mit dem eigenen Körper umzugehen? Warum ist das Befassen mit dem eigenen Körper oft mit Peinlichkeit besetzt? Warum gilt nur als intelligent, wer Würfel im Raum drehen und lange Wörterlisten auswendig lernen kann? Warum geben Menschen die Autorität über ihren physischen Körper so bereitwillig ab an eine Wissenschaft, die ihn in scheinbar unzusammenhängende Einzelteile aufteilt? Maja Storch, Benita Cantieni, Gerald Hüther und Wolfgang Tschacher gehen… Show more

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“…In conclusion, we found a wealth of associations between physiology and self-rated experiences; aesthetic experience was found embodied in physiology (Tschacher & Tröndle, 2011). With few exceptions, experiences and emotions with high valence were connected to higher sympathetic arousal.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…In conclusion, we found a wealth of associations between physiology and self-rated experiences; aesthetic experience was found embodied in physiology (Tschacher & Tröndle, 2011). With few exceptions, experiences and emotions with high valence were connected to higher sympathetic arousal.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%