Sentences with phrase «different emotional states»

All of these pieces of information can be put together in different combinations and reveal different emotional states of a dog.

During the MRI scan, the participants were shown images of faces portraying different emotional states such as anger, joy or fear.

Rather than dialogue options, however, you are provided with different tiles that represent different emotional states (curiosity, friendship, love, anger, sadness).

But when our stats are depleted due to a bad client, we are in a very different emotional state.

That gap refers to the fact that you make a decision and deal with the outcome of that decision in different emotional states.

During the seminar, he planted certain triggers in their heads that would subconsciously prime them for the big event; he subtly linked together colours, music, words, and symbols with different emotional states.

«In each example the vocal patterns are so diverse you never find the same answers; all trigger different emotional states and convey different personality traits.»

This exhibition continues to explore different emotional states through your hobo clown protagonist.

With children, the therapist will help the child / adolescent understand his / her emotions and learn to distinguish between different emotional states and how they are linked to thoughts as well as events.

Fredrickson reported on work with Melissa Gross where they put little sensors on people's bodies and then evoked different emotional states.

Different emotional states of the participants were evoked with films, mental imagery or guided imagery based on narratives.

To start with, the Telenoid will be trained to mimic the movements and simple sounds made by a human singer, as well as associate parts of music with different emotional states.

«What the primary caregiver is doing, in being with the baby,» explains Schore, «is allowing the child to feel and to identify in his own body these different emotional states.

It induces a different emotional state that is hard to control for.»

Kaitlyn Dias voices the main human character — an eleven - year - old girl named Riley — but the main cast is composed of actors who voice her different emotional states.

Using Jung's psychological theories as a conceptual framework, Voigt approached the drawings in this group as thought diagrams, choosing certain colors — pinks and reds and greens — for their association with different emotional states.

Some of the most powerful things I have ever learnt are that children experience a range of feelings from birth and that they respond to the different emotional states of those around them.