"often" and "at all times"
Hi~ I don't understand how the two words "often" and "at all times" are used in a sentence together.
It doesn't seem to make sense to me. If anybody who understand this sentence underlined, would you please explain some for me?
And I don't figure out the meaning of the part in red as well. What do you think the phrase mean?
Thank you for your help~!
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These two vocabulary words are important in the field of neuroscience. The emotions we are truly feeling often are expressed subconsciously to others at all times. Strong emotional experiences are conscious and you are more aware of them.
• Conscious—Aware of what you are thinking
• Subconscious—You think it, but you are not aware of it
This is a good place to incorporate embodied cognition strategies to help recall and comprehension. See the following examples:
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anonymous Hi~ I don't understand how the two words "often" and "at all times" are used in a sentence together. It is an error that the editor missed. anonymous This is a good place to incorporate embodied cognition strategies This point in the article / book
- anonymous Hi~ I don't understand how the two words "often" and "at all times" are used in a sentence together.
- It is an error that the editor missed.
- anonymous This is a good place to incorporate embodied cognition strategies This point in the article / book
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anonymousHi~ I don't understand how the two words "often" and "at all times" are used in a sentence together.
It is an error that the editor missed.
anonymousThis is a good place to incorporate embodied cognition strategies
This point in the article / book
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