Sentences with phrase «emotional cues»

Heart rate variability also relates to the processing of emotional cues.

This will help them learn to read emotional cues in others — an important skill in life.

Babies take emotional cues from their caregivers, experts say.

Do you think your cats look to you for emotional cues?

It also uses various social and emotional cues while talking.

When they heard commands with just emotional cues in them, most dogs turned to the left.

This suggests that dogs process emotional cues on one side of the brain and the meaning of words on the other side.

In online or offline text messages, symbols or images have been increasingly useful in conveying emotional cues.

Rather than adopting emotional cues from the market, wise investors cast a skeptical eye toward the big news stories of the day because acting on them often leads to disappointment.

Game audio has many uses, it can add weight and physicality to visual elements on screen, provide ambience, support story - telling or score emotional cues.

An important first step in developing emotional health is becoming more aware of your internal emotional cues.

Through the effects of genes or the environment, prior findings suggest that some children develop chronic aggression because of poor processing of specific emotional cues that contributes to faulty socialization.

For a lasting relationship, men need to learn to identify emotional cues from their female partner and help her to release feelings of anger / sadness / fear.

Remember, your dog will look to you for emotional cues, just like a young child.

The results of the present study suggest that less - than - typically developing brain activity in the right anterior insula is a potential neural basis of deficit in inferring others» social emotions without direct emotional cues in individuals with ASD.

You can't learn nonverbal emotional cues from a screen in the way you can learn it from face - to - face communication,» said lead author Yalda Uhls, a senior researcher with the UCLA's Children's Digital Media Center, Los Angeles.

They found that the depressed women had less activity in the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex — an area of the brain thought to pick up on emotional cues and mediate emotional responses — than the non-depressed women (The American Journal of Psychiatry, DOI: 10.1176 / appi.ajp.2010.09081235).

«A.I. can already perceive and understand emotional cues, based on factors like tone of voice and word choice.

Sleep deprivation impairs concentration, memory, and the ability to accurately read emotional cues.

While the demographic reports being motivated by emotional cues like a desire for relaxation, men typically reject concepts that come across as being overtly emotive.

Sleep - deprived adults, as in parents who are up at all hours of the night tending to sleepless babies, are much worse at deciphering emotional cues and being emotionally expressive themselves — problems that could potentially threaten the parent - child attachment bond.

Participants were not able to identify the specific emotions represented by each sample because chemosensory emotional cues operate mostly at a subconscious level, unlike signals from facial expressions, voice or touch.

Without in - person emotional cues to engage them, people interpret positive emails as dull and assume the worst when unsure.

Although difficulty in understanding of others» social emotions and beliefs under conditions without direct emotional cues also plays an important role in autism spectrum disorder, no study has examined the potential effect of oxytocin on this difficulty.

Almost bereft of dialogue, the films rely on the compositions of the group Tindersticks (and various figures within it) to provide emotional cues.

Several years ago they published a study in the influential journal Science that showed reading literary fiction was linked with an improved ability to better read fine emotional cues on people's faces.

By moving the piercing of the hand out of the expected context and thus removing the conventional emotional cues, Poch makes the pain seem real again.

The study is in line with previous research published by senior author Gratch, whose main interest lies both in how people express these tells — an unconscious action that betrays deception — and using this data to create artificial intelligence to discern and even express these same emotional cues as a person.

Schellenberg and von Scheve wanted to learn how emotional cues in music, such as tempo (slow to fast) and mode (major or minor key), have changed since 1960.

They will exhibit the full range of familiar emotional cues; they will make us laugh and cry; and they will get mad at us if we say we don't believe they are conscious.

It was found that the students who received instruction on non-verbal cues before assessing the photographs were more likely to note emotional cues than aspects such as clothing and physical beauty when making their judgments.

Both college men and women focus primarily on a photographed woman's nonverbal emotional cues when making snap decisions about whether she is expressing sexual interest at a particular moment in time.

As my friend says, perhaps the key is tuning in to our own internal physiological and emotional cues through mindfulness, paying attention to hunger and cravings, rather than measuring calories, carbs, protein, or fat grams.

But because it's hard to show emotional cues in such a brief format, people resort to overly aggressive (and often hurtful) language.

Scary movies are horribly unimaginative with their music and sound design, using them for cheap jump scares and obvious emotional cues rather than for truly enhancing the atmosphere.

It's an undertone of music that doesn't give us those dramatic emotional cues we might expect in a classic Western.

Yet it's bizarre that a film devoted to silence and selective diegetic sounds would use an intrusive music score to telegraph emotional cues.

The themes they created complement the images on - screen without resorting to amateurish emotional cueing.

Certain tableaus recur throughout the film, providing visual emotional cues that do more damage to our hearts than fraught dialogue.

But with subtle emotional cues and expressive artwork, Phi and Bui elevate their excursion into something deeply meaningful.

Animal behavior scientist Jonathan Balcombe discusses new studies that show how cats tune in to their owners for positive and negative emotional cues.

1 features all original music that is heavily inspired by classic 8 - and 16 - bit RPGs by the likes of Nobuo Uematsu and Hiroki Kikuta, weaving its own musical tale through pumping battle tracks, jovial town themes, and heart - rending emotional cues that follow a young samurai's journey.

Vincent Desiderio, whose work is on view at Marlborough Gallery through February 8th, is a painter and critic whose works balance a cerebral, theoretical sensibility with powerful emotional cues.

They compiled data on the home environment, like how early and how often parents read to their kids, and measured the mother's supportiveness and sensitivity to their child's emotional cues via home video tapes.

Infants repeatedly check with their caregivers for emotional cues regarding safety and security of their explorations.

«We're trying to project the personality of family and give off emotional cues about the great outdoors,» says Paul Lechleiter, FRCH's head principal.