PPT-Catharsis Etymology of “Catharsis”

derived from the infinitive Ancient Greek καθαίρειν transliterated as kathairein to purify purge and adjective Ancient Greek καθαρός katharos pure or clean. Gentile Received 13 September 2013 in revised form 3 November 2013 Accepted 6 December 2013 Published 13 December 2013 Abstract Keywords OPEN ACCESS brPage 2br Societies 2013 3 492 1 Introduction after brPage 3br Societies 2013 3 493 2 Flaw 1 Aggr Sullivan Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science The authors tested two components of the catharsis theory of aggression physiological tension reduction and aggressive drive reduction On the basis of work in the stressaggression literat English 10. Word Wall. Diaspora. People dispersed by whatever cause to more than one location . OR. People settled far from their ancestral homelands . Castigate (. kas. ’ . ti. . gĀt. ) . Vocabulary Lesson 15. English 11 Homework: 3-Column Chart. WORD. ALL. DEFINITIONS (COPY FROM THE SHEET!). YOUR OWN SENTENCE (THIS. WEEK: GERUND PHRASES). 1.. 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. 6.. 7.. 8.. 9.. 10.. Abdicate. Group 3. Sojourn. Definition: (n) a temporary stay; (v) stay somewhere temporarily. Part of Speech: noun and a verb. Sentence: My sojourn in Houston was to see the Falcons play in the Super Bowl. Etymology: Comes from sub meaning under and diurnum meaning day. Group 3. Grimace . Definition: an ugly, twisted expression on a person's face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement.. Part of Speech: noun/verb. Sentence: The children . grimaced. at the thought of eating broccoli.. Unconscious unresolved conflicts from childhood. Assumptions of the Psychodynamic . A. pproach. Much of our behaviour is driven by . unconscious. motives – we are born with a ‘Eros’ . life. (preservation) and ‘Thanatos’ . • . capricious . •. . phenomenon. •. catharsis . •. rectify. •. discrepancy . •. resolution. •. ephemeral . •. retract. •. induce . • . serene. TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT. Choose the meaning closest to that of the . crepuscular. efficacious. estrange. Internecine. intrinsic. inundate. kudos. maxim. putrid. revere. risible. servile. sybaritic. vacillate. efficacious. Effective; producing the desired outcome. Syn. i. Salvation History -. What is a Sacrament? . -What does it have to do with me? . ii. Symbol and Ritual . -Why Sacraments?. -Practicing “Third-Eye” Seeing. iii. God’s Sacramental Actions -. HOT WORDS VOCABULARY 9 th GRADE LESSON 5 1. cajole   (v.)   to persuade or coax, especially by using pleasant words. First he tried to cajole the witness into testifying, then he used threats. Cavort. Positive . 1793, . cauvaut. , . Amer.Eng. ., probably from ca- colloquial . intens. . prefix + vault "jump, leap.". Credence. Connotation: Positive . Etymology: Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin . AND ETYMOLOGY: CLAS 126 Instructor:Nick BoligM-F 11:30am - 1pm MEDICAL WORD FORMATION AND ETYMOLOGY: CLAS 126 Instructor:Nick BoligM-F 11:30am - 1pm remote + synch) MEDICAL WORD FORMATION AND ETYMOL Projections the advent of a new disciplinewhich they named neurocinematics, probably inspired by the name of the already well-established discipline of neuroeconomics. In fact, one might be forgiven f