Sentences with phrase «emotional capacity»

Although some teen drama may seem trivial to us, it's deeply felt through the heightened emotional capacity of the teen brain.

Farm animals have the same emotional capacity as traditional companions like dogs and cats, yet modern cruelty laws do not apply to them.

Humans are just beginning to learn about and understand their innate and developing emotional capacities.

A third reason I'm amazed by felines is that despite their independence, they have huge emotional capacity.

It has been said that these impressive birds have the mental and emotional capacities of a 5 - year - old human child.

As time passes, a true affectionate bond develops, which is supported by new cognitive and emotional capacities as well as a history of consistent, sensitive, responsive care by the parent.

By the end of the first years of life, and with attuned and emotionally healthy caregiving, children will typically establish possibly the most important developmental milestone of their lives: the basic social and emotional capacity for trust in relationships with the people in their lives.

Of the 41 participants, the 15 with impaired emotional capacity took the most logical approach to the game, investing in 84 percent of the rounds and ending up with $ 25.70 on average.

Here's some other gift ideas that are more about the parents, but the relief these gifts provide for Mommy and Daddy will ultimately mean more emotional capacity to provide loving, patient care of their little ones around the clock.

The findings, which were reported in the journal Neuron, explain some of the underlying mechanisms that lead to the more difficult - to - treat symptoms of schizophrenia, including social withdrawal, reduced motivation and decreased emotional capacity.

That would be getting close to the number of cells in a mouse brain,» raising the distant prospect of a human brain organoid with cognitive and even emotional capacities, all while sitting in a lab dish.

Outdoor exposure has long been associated with healthier cognitive functioning in children, with reduction in Attention Deficit Disorder symptoms and greater emotional capacity.

Mental and emotional symptoms: poor concentration, inability to experience restorative sleep, depression, seasonal affective disorder, panic attacks and generalized anxiety disorder, a frequent feeling of being overwhelmed, poor emotional capacity to cope with stress

My Chanel retired from battle, I needed clothes that could take me to New York with my mental and emotional capacity intact.

Although the character is often times paper - thin in terms of depth, Redmayne infused enough charm, enough emotional capacity that whenever he was onscreen it was difficult to take your eyes off of him.

Likewise, emotional capacity differs greatly among dogs.

Women in these fictitious settings can often develop as singular in dimension with reduced emotional capacity; Sam leaps over these barriers to become a complex, full human being.

Give this a try for a week or two, write «Stay Near to Tears and Fears,» and see if you can expand your own emotional capacity, your empathetic curiosity, when these feelings come up in one or both couples in Stage One work.

For example, the SCERTS Model is driven largely by developmental research in language and communication development, social development, development of social — emotional capacities such as emotional regulation, and development of sensory processing capacities.

You'll leave this seminar with activities, meditations, and practices that heal trauma, widen emotional capacity, promote healthy sexual and gender identity development, improve executive functioning, and increase overall happiness.

Effects include both increased positive emotional capacities and reduced negative emotional experiences.

The intelligence and emotional capacity of the Grey Parrot are often compared to those of a 5 - year - old human (as charming as that may sound, however, bear in mind that they don't move past the maturity of 5 - year - old human).

White sharks, coyotes, and wolves not only have comparable mental and emotional capacities as humans, they are equally vulnerable to psychological trauma.

We must be careful not to underestimate a child's intelligence and emotional capacity to internalise the beautiful complexities of deep, rich songs.

But I tend to stray away from these reductions of our emotional capacities as humans.

Ugh all you people wonder why your children grow up with the emotional capacity of 6 year olds and shoot each other?

On one was my feminism, a fight for equality, standing up on behalf of my gender and the entirety of my mental and emotional capacity.

In this way, they develop their physical, intellectual, social and emotional capacities.

That is, when the child's toilet patterns begin to be consistent and when the child has the emotional capacity to deal with this big step.

What struck me is that you also talk about what kind of pedagogy develops students» social and emotional capacities to the fullest.

This age has the emotional capacity to deal with everything, yet they are still quite limited.

Toddlers don't have the emotional capacity to deal with major change, so it can often manifest in other ways.

One has to do with the things you should physically have on hand in order to potty train effectively, the other has to do with your emotional capacity to deal with the ups and downs that will inevitably invade your life for the first week or two.

The concept Schore is trying to explain is that humans are shaped by the relationships they have, and that parents help develop the emotional capacities of their children by the relationship they have with them.

These clear connections between the capacity to experience particular emotions and brain function, on the one hand, and between brain function and morality on the other, cement the inextricable nature of our neurochemistry and our moral / socio - emotional capacities.

They make myelin, the fatty coating around axons — long, threadlike fibers that relay neural impulses from one cell to the next, activating the circuitry that endows us with the physical and emotional capacity to fully embrace the world.

Intelligence may originate from the central role of relationships in human life and therefore may be tied to social and emotional capacities.»

Some extroverts operate differently, says Dr. Saltz, and feel they have the emotional capacity for many friends.

She believes that when we are in full command of our physical, mental and emotional capacities we can live fearlessly, and we can open ourselves to new experiences, new challenges, and let our energy flow freely to express our unique talents.

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They're clearly advanced in their thinking and emotional capacity.

With zero paternal guidance in sight, the young boys must come to terms with the situation on their own, whether they have the emotional capacity or not.

Seth W. Owen's script never dives to deep into the whys or hows of Morgan's creation — and the less technical malarkey the better — nor how her emotional capacity plays into her «malfunction» — Morgan stabs a scientist (Leigh) repeatedly in the eye when she's told that she can't visit a lake.

In the final analysis, we are all limited in our emotional capacity for dealing with our own lives, much less those of strangers.

Delpy is a mistress of the half - joke with a whole artillery of grievances at her fingertips, and the emotional capacity to fire them all at once.

Doctoral candidate Metta McGarvey's research into the practice of mindfulness, however, aims to change that common perception and lays a foundation for exploring the question of whether people are able to develop their emotional capacities in adulthood.