Punctuation, defines the beginning and ending of interaction episodes. The kind of work we do influences our views of the world. For example, a pick pocket anti a botanist may both work in a park however they probably have different perceptions and focuses. The term to describe our process of attaching meaning to behavior. Research proves that we often judge ourselves more charitably than others.
Emotions are processes that are shaped by physiology, perceptions, social experience and language.
Fallacies are irrational thoughts that lead to illogical conclusions, and in turn debilitative feelings. The Fallacy of Approval - believing that it is vital to have approval of virtually every person. The Fallacy of Should s - the inability to distinguish what is and what should be. The Fallacy of Catastrophic expectations - operating on the assumption that if something bad can happen, it probably will. Hayakawa s work shows that despite the fact that symbols are arbitrary people often act as if the words had meaning themselves i.e. our aversion to a foreign language believing that things ought to be called by their right names.