Everyday metaphors connect to our sensory experiences, revealing that how we express ideas can shape our understanding of the world through embodied cognition.
Lakoff and Johnson's research shows that physical movements reflect our thoughts; leaning forward indicates thinking about the future, while leaning back reflects considering the past.
There is a strong relationship between personal space and shared opinions, demonstrating that our physical distance from others corresponds to how closely we align with their views.
The association of 'up' with positive concepts and 'down' with negative ones influences our emotional states and perception, urging thoughtful arrangement of our physical environments.
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