what's up sue halpurn

...I forget what the first question was! My paper was collected and I can't find them anywhere, so I don't remember what the fist one was.

Active Verbs:

"It was a quiet, undemanding job, intended to allow him to decompress from combat" (117).

"It dropped viewers into one of two scenarios..." (118).

"...its rotor whirring, body casting a running shadow over rice paddies..." (118).

*this can be considered figurative as well*

"It was the first assessment of of mental-health problems emerging from service..." (122).

"...increases the likelihood of evoking the patients actual experience while engaging the patient on so many sensory levels..." (123).

Figurative Language:

"... they worry it might be cruel to immerse a patient in a drowning pool of painful memories" (119).

"A sandstorm could be raging..." (123)

"...he pick through a jumble of cables searching for the one that was live" (125).

"Even when the guy in the seat next to me was shot, and his shirt sprouted a red bloom..." (126).

Leave with a Quote:

"It showed me that they were motivated to do game tasks and that the more they did them the better they got, and it hit me that there could be a link between cognitive rehabilitation and virtual reality" (123).