| 词汇 | example_english_emotional |
| 释义 | Examples of emotionalThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Pain is described as an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage. The emotional meaning, the aesthetic impact of each message, each phrase, have to be understood and characterised. A central aesthetic component is the use of the voice as an emotional or abstract language. The older population, in contrast, has kept emotional ties to the rural life. One way to measure the emotional impact of words is through their effect on autonomic reactivity. What part of the emotional system was already in place before the evolution of the orbitofrontal? He notes, however, that some may have a greater emotional response to savoring food than others. We argue that what people know about their world affects their emotional state. Coping was sometimes a matter of emotional release, of having ' a good cry ' in private and feeling better for it. In the second case, the psychodynamic tradition draws attention to the emotional and irrational components of intergenerational relations which have been under-theorised in social gerontology. Factors affecting the emotional wellbeing of the caregivers of dementia sufferers. The members of a household play an important role in providing each other with essential ' goods ' such as food, personal care, emotional support and companionship. In this research both groups of older people had emotional, social and practical needs which were not being met. Emotional commitment seems to be strong, but emotions may conflict, as may choices about lifestyle and identities. Negative affectivity : the disposition to experience aversive emotional states. The total deviance score is a summation of hyperactivity, emotional, conduct and peer problems subscales. Most were emotional experiences ; only two involved visions, while two contained auditory perceptions. The total score is a summation of hyperactivity, emotional, conduct and peer problems subscales. In men, psychological, emotional and physical demands were predictive of fatigue, compared to decision latitude which remained significantly associated with lower fatigue scores. Effects consistent with a reduction in emotional reactivity were not described with reboxetine. Disruption in mood seems to be more characteristic of emotional eaters. We then examine the role of emotional eating and dietary restraint. A second set of analyses focused on the roles of emotional eating and restraint and the differential response of these factors to the mood manipulation. The disruption in cognitive processes leads to anomalous experiences, the content of which is influenced by the emotional changes. However, they did report a significant larger emotional reactivity compared to controls. There was a strong association between attitudes and emotional experience. Event-related activation in the amygdala associates with later memory for individual emotional experience. Manics showed the greatest thought disorder, and the greatest effects of emotional salience. The music is a kind of anticipated echo of an emotional state, which the person on stage will only realize later on. The play's festivity and location within popular nationalist sentiment nevertheless means that the play's emotional tone and its political analysis remain dialectically awry. I couldn't contact the other actors while practising my emotional breathing. What he most valued was a capacity to express emotional intensity and range. The clash of these two perspectives was to a large extent responsible for the highly emotional way in which the debate was led. The respondents received emotional support from their informal networks and sought advice when they had to make important decisions. Families were expected to give emotional and material support to older people who needed it. In that context, her life passed through clearly marked stages, each with its specific duties, expectations and distinctive emotional colouring. Counselling skills were used by the interviewer to investigate informants' recall of emotional memories. Such emotional work needs to be available to dementia sufferers throughout their illness, taking different forms as appropriate. The informants reported low levels of instrumental and emotional support from its members and rated the relationships as highly negative. Careworkers in their presentation of their activities stress the emotional, interpersonal aspects of the work. Beyond this, however, powerful socio-emotional forces are at play. Hominins, in her view, had emotional ties with kin and other social partners that influenced their daily activities, including their social communication. However, affective prosody is a right hemisphere, neocortical, function that allows graded and highly varied emotional expressions that are under considerable conscious control. In both studies, however, parents rated their formerly colicky children as more emotional or difficult. In summary, anxiety in catatonia may be accounted for by alteration in negative emotional processing in medial orbitofrontal cortex and medial pathway in prefrontal cortex. The second holds that the function of dreaming is related to emotional adjustment, not to intellectual problems. The dream process is seen as having "no primary ideational, volitional, or emotional content" (p. 1347). Rather, it means that they may have somewhat different vantage points from which to evaluate and interpret their own and others' emotional experiences. Results of the present study thus confirm the effect of background music on the emotional interpretation of a story in 5- to 6-year-old children. Thus, performance activities were seen as synonymous with social integration, which in turn had benefits for students' subjective academic and emotional well-being. Others might argue that the key to authenticity lies in aesthetics or emotional affect. More specifically, a child may find it stressful to speak when (s)he has a tendency to stutter, subsequently creating emotional blocks. When is a first g language more emotional? Thus, emotional expression has a situational component that is socially regulated. Can semantic relatedness explain the enhancement of memory for emotional words? In the chapter on learning and teaching, useful explanations of both the cognitive/ intellectual and affective/emotional principles related to teaching are given. Links have been drawn between music and our whole development - physical, mental, social, emotional and spiritual. Here there is clearly an idiosyncratic crossing of strands, an emotional short circuit from the personal to the social. Their description of the ideal physician - patient relationship encourages readers to expect a great deal of emotional attention from physicians. No doubt it may seem heartless to caution physicians about the emotional needs of any patient. Emotional lability and regression were found more frequently in the younger group. If staff are aware of this, the parents may be provided with additional help, emotional support and information. Severe emotional distress can result if family members discover that a loved one's body has been used for research without their knowledge and authorization. The intention is for the music to facilitate communication between child and musician, such that each tunes into the other's emotional state. Their emotional development, as well as their physical support, clearly are at stake. Toward the patient involved, this means caring for their medical, financial, and emotional needs. In psychology textbooks current at the time, it was rare to find discussions of personal characteristics such as emotional response or motivation. The feeling is essentially an appraisal of the emotional and motivational relevance of the stimulus. According to parental report, no child had been diagnosed or suspected of having frank neurological impairment or social - emotional disturbance. In his view a building has to express intellectual, emotional and spiritual reality. None mentioned grandchildren as sources of instrumental help or emotional support. Emotional support refers to love, companionship or understanding. Emotional support refers to having the opportunity to talk about one's problems. No differences were found regarding the receipt of emotional support from kin. In conclusion, inter-generational family roles in the identity structure of older adults, and the positive impact they can have on emotional wellbeing have been identified. A one-dimensional measure of the quality of life might show overall satisfaction with life but fail to indicate their emotional discontent. Emotion-related learning in patients with social and emotional changes associated with frontal lobe damage. A developmental affective neuroscience approach may clarify the factors underlying plasticity in the neural circuitry involved in distinct aspects of emotional behavior. Indeed, verification that a particular emotional state has been elicited in an individual is a vexing issue in affective science. Through which mechanisms do various emotional processes become relatively activated with reference to each other? All of their intellectual discoursing on the nature of love develops this irony, together with the irony of the gap between intellectual and emotional expression. In contrast, our investigation explores the influence that the reader's emotional reactivity to evaluative stress pressures has on cognitive operations involved in reading comprehension. There is little doubt that many writers have found emotional release in the rhetoric of socialism. She had had no previous treatment for any emotional difficulties. Emotional equilibration tends to reduce the possibility of social interactions of aggression or avoidance that would lower the maintenance of an individual's potential inclusive fitness. No woman with emotional or relationship primary problems was sectioned. There is also evidence that younger people expect to transfer the source of their main emotional support to their spouse when they marry. The attitudinist would say that calling an emotional attitude correct or incorrect is simply expressing a higher order emotional attitude towards it. Equally, emotional attitudes may figure as standard causes of certain sorts of utterance. More accurately, they launched an attack on the idea that activity in the autonomic nervous system was a sufficient condition for emotional experience. They are also more vulnerable to uncontrolled emotional states, such as anger or jealousy. People are not concerned with discussing their emotional states; emotionality in most instances is negatively valued. A great critic may evoke what it was like to attend a historic performance, but only a genius can provide an equivalent emotional experience. The body responds to both physical and emotional trauma by a phenomenon known as shock. Her emotional maturity should be such that she does not have to gratify personal needs at the patient's expense. 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