Sentences with phrase «physical affection also»

Physical affection also reduces stress hormones — lowering daily levels of the stress hormone cortisol.

Not exact matches

Newman saw Rome as gain, but there was also loss: Loss of filial affection, loss of meaningful conversations, loss of physical contact with nieces and nephews, all of which took their toll on him over the years.

It was also thought at the time that feeding was the most important factor in mother - child bonding, not physical affection.

They also do not want physical affection like hugs and kisses.

Ahrons also found that teenagers may find open affection between their parent and a partner troubling — so go easy on physical contact in front of them.

The artist communicates a strong sense of affection and nostalgia for the pleasures of these rituals, for their moments of beauty and physical pleasure, while also conveying a sense of general malaise and anxiety that come with routinized periods of leisure - the sense of always chasing after an experience that never quite lives up to expectations.

It also may affect your relationship with your spouse or children if you're unable to hug them or otherwise show physical affection because of the pain you're experiencing.

Although love between spouses tends to predict their level of physical affection, the reverse is also true.

Authoritarian parents are also highly demanding, but they are not less responsive; authoritarian parents tend to be strict disciplinarians, frequently relying on physical punishment and the withdrawal of affection to shape their child's behavior.

They also do not want physical affection like hugs and kisses.

For many people, affection, physical intimacy and sex are also the doorways to emotional intimacy and closeness.

The word intimacy includes not only physical affection and a strong emotional bond, but also a supreme level of trust where we can share our thoughts and feelings with one another as we navigate life's many paths together.