Sentences with phrase «emotional experiences»

Guidance activities continue to help students clarify intellectual and social / emotional experiences, establish a sense of identity and direction, and set short - and long - term goals.

He researches equity - focused school leadership as a lever to improve Black children's academic and socio - emotional experiences and outcomes.

Early research suggests that when we are actively engaging in bullying or being bullied, we have a hard time empathizing with the other's emotional experiences of the situation.

As stories from childhood are linked to positive emotional experiences, they provide an insight into the patterning system by which memories are stored.

Forrmat aside, fans of movies and music have been having emotional experiences with Brion's work since he first teamed with Paul Thomas Anderson for the director's 1996 debut, Hard Eight.

YAMATO: Some actors use their own emotional experiences to fuel a performance and submerge themselves in their roles 24/7; others can walk away at the end of the scene or the day unscathed.

If forced to hazard a guess, I would reiterate my suspicion that Robin Campillo's AIDS - activist drama «120 Beats Per Minute,» one of the competition's most roundly satisfying emotional experiences, stands the best chance.

Not only did the Brazilian filmmaker have the advantage of being able to bring an outsider's perspective to the rusty Beat canon, but his handling of Central Station and The Motorcycle Diaries had revealed his knack for harnessing topographic images to the emotional experiences of traveling companions.

We wanted to know just enough about the character that audiences coudld invest their own emotional experiences into the journey.

«Research shows that as people age, they prioritise emotionally meaningful goals, maximising positive emotional experiences and minimising unfulfilling experiences in their relationships» says Davis.

«Older people who are dating online may be seeking for a relationship in which they can have positive emotional experiences,» she adds.

That shows that older adults prioritize social connections, good health and positive emotional experiences.

I discovered SoulfulEncounters.com following two painful emotional experiences on other dating websites.

Following the event, Keegan Allen commented on JDate, saying: «Love in the digital era is nothing short of revolutionary, and certainly fodder for some funny, strange and emotional experiences.

Cardiovascular afferent signals have numerous connections to important brain centers as your thalamus, hypothalamus, and amygdala, and because of this, the signals from your heart play a direct role in determining your perceptions, thought processes, emotional experiences and overall stress.

Ongoing trauma, stress, and negative emotional experiences can disrupt the natural energy of the body contributing to disease.

If you're prone to certain emotional experiences, you're going to have them regardless of who is in your life.

As parents, it can be very hard to witness our children during particularly emotional experiences.

But for HSPs, the bad news is that their physical and emotional experiences are always processed at such a constant, high intensity, that it can really shape their lives — often as much as gender and race do — and often in ways that don't adhere to the expectations of an extroverted society.

These are largely based on reports of subjective emotional experiences and the temporal relationships between different reported states, and suggest that these states can be represented as locations in two - or three - dimensional space (figure 1).

One example of such a selective memory effect is observed when examining memory for complex emotional experiences.

«The brain is good at creating new memories when these are associated with strong emotional experiences, such as intense pleasure or fear,» team leader Ofer Yizhar said in a press release.

Dr. Genova will examine the effects of an intervention consisting of a computerized program aimed at improving facial affect recognition in individuals with MS, and interactive training that uses examples of the individual's own emotional experiences.

Emotional experiences can induce physiological and internal brain states that persist for long periods of time after the emotional events have ended, according to new research.

«The brain is good at creating new memories when these are associated with strong emotional experiences, such as intense pleasure or fear,» says team leader Dr. Ofer Yizhar.

After all, emotional experiences are a key factor in music to many listeners.»

Furthermore, disengaging from threatening stimuli also demonstrates an efficient and flexible ability to regulate negative emotional experiences.

How do we understand and regulate our own emotional experiences?

Getting stuck on threatening stimuli is often associated with difficulties in regulating negative emotional experiences.

Although thinking about dying can cause considerable angst, new research suggests that the actual emotional experiences of the dying are both more positive and less negative than people expect.

The musicologists looked at the emotional experiences associated with sad music of 2,436 people across three large - scale surveys in the UK and Finland.

You learn emotional experiences as much as you learn cognitive experiences, except that they are more unconscious.

This may be another example of the «permeability of consciousness,» in this case giving rise to complex emotional experiences.

Perhaps we enjoy the feelings and sensations associated with emotional experiences regardless of the content; media might allow us to bask in the excitement without negative consequences such as pain and death.

However, consistent with the Kahneman and Deaton study, one factor not affected by greater income inequality is an individual's reporting of emotional experiences.

Challenging emotional experiences could include fear, anxiety, panic or a loss of emotions altogether.

After the course, both groups were asked to pick two intense emotional experiences they'd had — one good, one bad — and write about them while their brains» electrical activity was monitored.

To Hariri, it makes sense that it is easier to connect our genes with brain activity than with emotional experiences.

They share the same socially contagious behaviors of crying, yawning, smiling, laughing and pulling disgusted faces that signal they share the same emotional experiences of those around them.

«The results of this study are a breakthrough in understanding how an intervention like NET works, particularly in regard to the cerebellum's role in the regulation of emotional experiences.

Women, on the other hand, activated the left hemisphere, which concentrates more on the body's inner environment and is connected to the insular cortex, where sensory information is translated into emotional experiences, and to the hypothalamus, the master regulator of such basic functions as metabolism.

The researchers tracked the students throughout their four years of schooling by having them complete questionnaires about recent emotional experiences each year, beginning in the first year and continuing throughout their undergraduate degree.

«This study shows that we need to teach them strategies to both manage negative emotions and stress in productive ways, and to maintain positive emotional experiences.»

«Patients often desire an opportunity to talk with and work through their problems with a caring individual who might be able to help them better face their emotional experiences,» said Greenberg.

«What DayZ demonstrates is that if you put this value back, you can create some really deep and meaningful emotional experiences that are evidently attractive to players.»

This interpersonal prowess is fueled, at least in part, by empathy: our tendency to care about and share other people's emotional experiences.

Mothers who have experienced childhood abuse, neglect or other traumatic experiences show an unwillingness to talk with their children about the child's emotional experiences, a new study from the University of Notre Dame shows.

A novel psychological therapy that encourages addressing emotional experiences related to trauma, conflict and relationship problems has been found helpful for people with the chronic pain condition fibromyalgia.

EAET helps patients process emotional experiences, such as disclosing important struggles, learning how to adaptively express important feelings — especially anger and sadness but also gratitude, compassion, and forgiveness — and empowering people to be more honest and direct in relationships that have been conflicted or problematic.

I love how completely open you are and that you can express these emotional experiences with those going through the same circumstances.