The chapter illustrates how various activities constitute the inception of thoughts and feelings in one’s mind. In essence, multiple actions usually have a connection that provides the direction of preceding activities. Thinking is itself dependent on several underlying factors linked together to create a mental impact. The priming effect is ideal in expounding the relevance of reminders to people. For instance, the more people come across reminders, the more they portray mental activeness such as nervousness, confidence or even worry. This chapter elucidates the concept of disbelief as a non-option, which is an apparent occurrence in the day-to-day activities. The impact of activities is seen as considerable in what people chose to believe.