Good Feeling

the moment where they go from being alone in the world, to finding a "soul mate". The office party is, in all senses of the word, the true "beginning" of their story. At the same time, by the end of this passage, Lessing wants the reader to have a good understanding of her two main characters. She wants to show what brings them together, and what "separates" and distinguishes them from the people around them. She also wishes to capture the atmosphere of an office party in sixties London. In the

profits, induce undying employee commitment to the company’s cause, ward off the evil eye of critical investment analysts, reverse national decline, win elections and fill an otherwise drab, mundane and irreligious world with new hope and meaning’. It’s good to read a book on branding where the delusions surrounding the power of branding are so eloquently acknowledged. But having effectively made his point that we should be suitably sceptical of exaggerated claims regarding the impact of branding, Mosley

have little meaning to others. You need to regard the records made as telling a story of what has happened, and telling it in a clear and intelligible manner. What are the key characteristics of good information? In answering this question you should have noted some or all of the following: Good information should be: Relevant Timely Accurate Objective Sufficient Unbiased Reliable Consistent Complete Understandable

discussion & observation. You learn interesting details about traditions, things you can say or do and then you can adapt. Uncertainty is the inability to predict (“predictive uncertainty”) or explain (“explanatory uncertainty”) our own or others’ feelings & behaviours in interaction. It creates anxiety. The goal of IC is to seek information in order to reduce uncertainty and increase predictability (“uncertainty Management Theory”). [pic] You can handle uncertainty in 3 ways: • passive

Mention the categories of students who are more likely to be nervous on this particular day : - Kindergarten pupils - Students starting middle school - Students starting high school 8) Which category of students feels “pretty good” and why ? Seniors feel pretty good because this is their last year in high school. 9) Sum up the anecdote B. Obama tells about the time he spent in Indonesia by completing the grid : |His mother’s problem |Hadn't got enough

control and decreased inhibition which can lead a person to act like a criminal like to be aggressive, commit murder, rape and more. The alcohol is a physical addiction which is difficult to over come. However, the marijuana leads to euphoria and a feeling of hapiness. It can only give you inspiration and increase of your senses. The marijuana is not an addiction. The only person who can have marijuana as addiction is because they was already suffering from a disease like depression. In that case, for

kick his ass Kick-ass = Cf dope. Quelque chose de vraiment super cool. My bad = c'est de ma faute, j'avais tort, mea culpa. Ex: Sorry bro, my bad. Nasty = super cool Neat = super cool Rad = super cool Right back at ya = à toi aussi. Ex: - Have a good day! - Right back at ya! Right on! = oui. Ex: Did you go to class today? Right on! Same here = moi aussi. Ex: -I have so much work to do - Same here dude! Sick = super cool Sis = abréviation de sister Suck = craindre. Ex: it sucks! (ça craint)

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looked at Dad and then back at Mum. But nobody looked at me. "What's going on ?" I looked at them all one by one. Then another strange thing happened : my dad spoke first. "Sit down, Faith" he said. He began to finger the knuckles on his hand, feeling each one in turn. He used to do this when it was time to discuss the "could do better" bits in my school report. I began to get scared. "No, I won't sit down." I wasn't sure why I said that but I felt like someone in a film who was about to be told

the audience into deep impressions and feelings and bringing the audience to a state that was similar to trance ( trance like state) Such shared experiences lessened feelings of loneliness and isolation; they made people feel in community When people in the audience shared such strong experiences, they found they were all so much alike – they laughed and feared and cried and pitied at the same moments. The theatre allowed people to experience violent feelings and emotions and thus feel purified and