reacts

So basing your design on how you, the computer scientist, thinks/acts/reacts is faulty.

2010 March 10 « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2010

So basing your design on how you, the computer scientist, thinks/acts/reacts is faulty.

2010 March « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2010

Then, by bringing mindful awareness to how your brain reacts to feeling threatened, you can stimulate and therefore build up the neural substrates of a mind that has more calm, wisdom and sense of inner strength.

Rick Hanson, Ph.D.: Confronting the Negativity Bias Ph.D. Rick Hanson 2010

To study how the brain reacts to having high-calorie (and generally delicious) foods like bacon, sausage, cheesecake and cake frosting, three groups of rats were given either a standard lab rat diet, access to the good stuff one hour each day or nearly universal, unlimited access to the treats.

Fatty Foods May Have A Drug-Like Effect On Your Brain | Lifehacker Australia 2010

So basing your design on how you, the computer scientist, thinks/acts/reacts is faulty.

UI design: the Rodney Dangerfield of CS? « This is what a computer scientist looks like 2010

Then, by bringing mindful awareness to how your brain reacts to feeling threatened, you can stimulate and therefore build up the neural substrates of a mind that has more calm, wisdom and sense of inner strength.

Rick Hanson, Ph.D.: Confronting the Negativity Bias Ph.D. Rick Hanson 2010

Then, by bringing mindful awareness to how your brain reacts to feeling threatened, you can stimulate and therefore build up the neural substrates of a mind that has more calm, wisdom and sense of inner strength.

Rick Hanson, Ph.D.: Confronting the Negativity Bias Ph.D. Rick Hanson 2010

Next step is to watch how Sarah Palin reacts to a piece of legislation she'll never read to see what "bogey men" she can find/create this time and then watch the White House hang her from her own petard in the process for all to see.

Key Democrat predicts final health bill will have 'some form' of public option 2009

Honda Motor scientists studying the way the brain reacts to different imagery found that motorcycles that resemble a human face — especially an angry one evoked with diagonal headlights — are “significantly” more visible to other drivers.

Motorcycles are looking more human « Isegoria 2008

Natalie Coughlin reacts to her win in the women's 100 meter backstroke final on Tuesday morning.

Phelps, Coughlin and Peirsol spark run on Olympic gold 2008