A study shows that the senses of "hearing and sight are deeply intertwined" - as they are in Rapid Eye Technology.
The process of Rapid Eye Technology marries visual perception of rapid motion with rapid emotion-laden auditory input to affect an emotional release. The technique has proven successful for many clients seeking relief from emotional troubles and for those seeking to improve themselves in a number of areas.
Another study on the relationship between visual and auditory channels used in RET has emerged from UCLA.
“Most of us understand that smell affects taste. But people tend to think that what they see is what they see and what they hear is what they hear.”
The findings of a study at UCLA, published by the American Psychological Assn, concludes,
“…that, even at a non-conscious level, visual and auditory processes are not so straightforward,” says cognitive neuroscientist and study co-author Robyn Kim. “Perception is actually a very complex thing affected by many factors.”
In a Spongebob Squarepants cartoon, Spongebob gets up one morning and thinks he’ll create a fantastic dessert for himself. Unfortunately, his choice of ingredients cause him to have horrific halitosis (bad breath). Spongebob proceeds to go outside, where he meets several people, all of whom scream and run away from him as soon as he opens his mouth and says, “Hello.”
People who are easily distressed and have more negative emotions are more likely to develop memory problems than more easygoing people, according to a study by researchers at Rush University Medical Center published in the June 12 issue of Neurology, the scientific journal of the American Academy of Neurology.