| 词汇 | mind-body |
| 释义 | mind-body adjective[ before noun ] (US alsomindbody)uk /ˌmaɪndˈbɒd.i/ us /ˌmaɪndˈbɑː.di/ connected with the relationship between the mind and the body and how mental processes and physical processes affect each other: 身心的 Tai chi is a mind-body practice that seeks to relax the body and mind.太极是一种身心练习，旨在放松身体和精神。 Mind-body techniques such as relaxation, exercise and mindfulness are associated with improved immune function.放松，锻炼和正念等有关身心的练习可有助于提高免疫功能。 Can the mind-body connection work to reduce the recurrence of cancer? Irritable bowel syndrome is a complex condition that responds well to the mind-body approach. Once you have seen a doctor to establish there is no physical cause for your pain, mind-body techniques are a logical next step. Meditation is an ancient form of mind-body practice. Healthiness of mind bed beyond the capability of someone/something brain fog compos mentis eustress healthy marble nondepressed psychiatrically psychical psychically sane sanely sanity self-awareness unneurotic well adjusted well balanced wholesomely your marblesidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: The body Counselling & psychotherapy Examples of mind-bodymind-body I interpret the mind-body literature as ancillary to debates about cultural values. In other words the human mind-body system is extremely good at adapting to fixed physical challenges, and learning their subtlety. This is brought about by welding the broken pieces of the mind-body connection. In this bleak context, the practical implications of the scientific understanding of the "mind-body connection" were of considerable importance. Materialists, on the other hand, generally view the mind-body problem as empirical, which is why they favor the topic-neutral approach. In condensed, abstract form, the mind-body question was the question of how the world lived as value relates to the world known as fact. First, there are ontological presuppositions regarding mind-body dualism. The contribution of physicians to the mind-body literature is significant. Because so little is known about mind-body isomorphism, it would be premature to exclude consideration of such models. It was expected that representations of mind or of the mind-body relation would do the valuation justice. The mind-body problem was, then, a symbol, and, like all significant symbols, it was both rich in multiple meanings and contested by many authors. Situating his work in the debate, very much alive, about the mind-body question, suggests that this was not so. This new way of thinking implied the concept of subject-object dualism, one subset of which was mind-body dualism. Thus, if the topic-neutral approach renders the mind-body an empirical issue, that approach is the worse for it. In day-to-day research, most scientists put mind-body questions to one side. See all examples of mind-body These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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