Tag Archive for 'mannerisms'
Sleep Deprived Determined from Slurred Speech
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 15th, 2008 in How to sleep better, SLEEP News, Sleep Disorders, Sleep Issues.
It is quite obvious that the way we sleep can alter various mannerisms we do, including the manner to which we talk. Normally, we have slurred speech diction when we are drunk and often, people lacking sleep are mistaken to be drunkards. This is not really the case.
When we lack sleep, we are tired and once we are like that, pronouncing the right words in the way the people understand them to be, becomes hard to understand. But just to set the records straight, there is a distinct difference between a well-rested person and someone who drinks so much. Being tired is one thing but abusing your body due to alcohol is another.
Boyce and her team theorized that the differences between the speech of people lacking sleep and those who had a good night’s rest would be comparable to the differences between conversational and “clear” speakers.
“Clear” speech occurs when a person articulates or even over-emphasizes syllables, words and phrases — such as when addressing a formal gathering, talking to people who are hard of hearing or for whom the spoken language is not their native tongue.
A word like “police,” for example, might sound more like “blees” in conversational speech, but like “poe-lees” in clear speech.
(Source) Discovery Channel
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Visualize yourself When You Sleep
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung July 26th, 2007 in SLEEP Fun, SLEEP Video, Sleep Humor.Only other people can see what goes on when you sleep and this includes mannerisms and sleeping positions that a person may be in without his knowledge. While some would rather forget the image of what they may eventually seen, here is a compilation of a family on how they treat sleep.
Funny as it may, when a person sleeps, the important thing is getting that ideal position to be able to rest properly.
Funny Sleep Compilation - Watch more free videos
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Dream Interpretations with Life
0 Comments Published by Brian Yalung May 20th, 2007 in SLEEP Psychology, Sleep Myths.It is automatic for people to dream. For some, these are subconscious mannerisms which may eventually be forgotten once a person awakens. However, dreams have a certain superstitious belief which makes them something worth analyzing. There are various points and analysis that may be given, but the thing is, people would have to remember them first before they can be properly evaluated.

The thing is, most of the time, dreams are forgotten. Some people may hold certain parts of their dream but if asked to narrate them as a whole, there will most certainly be inconsistencies. Some may even misinterpret them or fabricate them according to what they want to come out. But the gist of the dream is the most important aspect about it. It is the point where interpretations will start and make people think of why such dreams were given to them and for what purpose.
No one can justify how dreams are made of. But for sure, some may like or dislike what they mean. They are subconscious thoughts that need to be evaluated. The last means of accepting what dreams truly stand for would depend on the people in the end.
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