Sentences with phrase «emotionality of»

The intense emotionality of this can make it much more complicated to work through the decision.

Judgments of criminal culpability often are influenced by factors unrelated to case content, such as the emotionality of the victim and the personality of the judge.

ABSTRACT: Judgments of criminal culpability often are influenced by factors unrelated to case content, such as the emotionality of the victim and the personality of the judge.

Putting it off, fighting or disagreeing can be seen in a different light once the intense emotionality of the moment is acknowledged.

Given the prevalence of divorce and related family litigation in Canada — and the inherent acrimony and emotionality of the process — sometimes one has to wonder about the view from the judicial bench.

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«Rational argument can be conducted with some prospect of success only so long as the emotionality of a given situation does not exceed a certain critical degree.

Joye Schwartz loves interpreting the emotionality of a subject through brilliant color and simple shapes.

My animals remain allegories of culture as much as avatars of my own psyche, whose expressions engage with the emotionality of daily fears joys, pleasures, desires and outrages, and whose furs and skins are both tactile and toxic.»

Yuen - Ying Lam's art practice explores the emotionality of being human in this absurd world, where many relationships are tainted by power, fear and hatred.

It's a technique that flirts with geometry, calligraphy and cartography; plays with varying degrees of flatness; and finesses its way between the emotionality of Abstract Expressionism and the formal ecstasies of Color Field painting.

It's a remarkably strong, muscular type of painting resulting from the influences of urban culture and the unrestrained emotionality of the modern masters.

«The new CLA Shooting Brake offers a contemporary interpretation of sensual purity and represents the perfect synthesis between the emotionality of a coupé and the intelligence of a shooting brake», explains Gorden Wagener, Head of Design at Daimler AG.

Specifically, she uses a feminist of color approach to deconstruct the emotionality of whiteness in urban teaching.

«This is Me» from The Greatest Showman Personal issues aside, what was wonderful about this performance was how it removed away the tacky excess of the film and stripped it down to the raw emotionality of the song.

while the overt emotionality of an episode such as Vincent and the Doctor (in which the Doctor meets up with Vincent van Gogh to battle a space monster) may tie into the show's larger mythos however veers into mawkishness.

You're invested in the emotionality of these people, even the kids.

Director Mick Garris was also behind the King - approved TV adaptation of The Shining, and he definitely has a real understanding of the emotionality of King's work.

Subtract the ghosts, and what remains is an agreeably soapy household tragedy with the knowing camp tinge of Mario Bava's period ghastlies and the over-the-top emotionality of silent horror (and del Toro's got the iris shots to match).

Often it's a pop standard that she's adopted for her own use, but one never has the sense that she's hijacking the intrinsic emotionality of the music to compensate for an absence in the filmmaking — rather, it's as though the rest of the film has been built out from the kernel of the song.

Like Tilda, she is a chameleon actress — she always captures the physicality and emotionality of her characters.

The most critical of the lessons offered by neuroscience for policy - makers lies in the findings about the underlying emotionality of human nature.

In a previous work, I proposed a theory of international relations called Symbiotic Realism, which goes beyond state - centrism and gives due recognition to the role of individuals, multinational organizations, transnational corporations, gender issues, reactive actors such as the environment and resources and, importantly, the emotionality of states and large collective identities as distinct actors weighting in global politics.

There is a big difference in the emotionality of pushing away / backwards and looking backwards.

Not exact matches

Sociologists and psychologists hold that some of the emotionality in prejudice stems from subconscious attitudes that cause a person to ward off feelings of inadequacy by projecting them onto a target group.

I actually do have one — I'm bipolar — and nothing PISSES ME THE HELL OFF like people thinking that a bit of emotionality translates to me being stupid.

Studies in the psychology of music have shown that rapid, loud, rhythmic group singing of songs that stress the repetition of a few simple ideas tends to produce lowered inhibition, enhances suggestibility, a sense of group - ness, emotionality, and a tendency toward impulsive action.

A just culture will provide for the equality, dignity, and companionship of men and women in the significant tasks of life, and yet take account of the enrichment which comes from the distinctive qualities, emotionality, and intellectuality of both men and women.

The difference in understanding between «comprehensiveness» and «emotionality» also explains the close link between high divorce rates and acceptance of gay marriage, and helps explain why so many people are no longer able to see the validity of objections to gay marriage.

The founding fathers of the liberal tradition from Hegel to Rousseau understood the feminine as woman's biological nature, lack of political consciousness, emotionality, irrationality, all of which made her a threat to public life and citizenship.

«It's a very tumultuous time, there's a lot of emotionality around the place and so we have to be aware of that and keep an eye on that.»

Self - esteem suffers immediately, and this is quickly followed by guilt, feelings of helplessness, depression and repressed emotionality.

In the psychopathic temperament we have the emotionality which is the sine qua non of moral perception; we have the intensity and tendency to emphasis which are the essence of practical moral vigor; and we have the love of metaphysics and mysticism which carry one's interests beyond the surface of the sensible world.

One of the reasons for this false doctrine being so accepted is because it appeals to people's emotionality and pride.

But the overall pattern is a pattern of female emotionality, female physical vulnerability and fear and suffering.

In re-reading my manuscript, I am almost appalled at the amount of emotionality which I find in it.

The gap between high emotionality and low self - management in the early teens creates the period of greatest vulnerability.

Since children who have high levels of negative emotionality or self - regulatory problems present greater challenges to parents than other children, it may be especially difficult to provide optimal care for them.

Studies showing the influence of child temperament upon parenting suggest that children who have high levels of negative emotionality or self - regulatory difficulties are more difficult to parent than other children.

The current list of temperament dimensions includes three broad basic dimensions: Extraversion / Surgency, which is related to positive emotionality, activity level, impulsivity and risk - taking; Negative Affectivity, which is related to fear, anger, sadness and discomfort; and Effortful Control, which is related to attention shifting and focusing, perceptual sensitivity, and inhibitory and activational control.

We are now beginning to understand some facets of human emotionality, decision - making, morality, trauma and...

On top of that, survey respondents (and human coders of political texts) tend to rely on their own dispositions to evaluate political speeches with respect to emotionality.

With insights from neuroscience, this theory argues that human nature is characterized by emotionality, amorality, and egoism, and that working for social cohesion and sustainable history requires careful consideration of the dignity needs of human beings.

The sustainability of any political order depends on governance mechanisms that successfully balance the ever - present tension between these nine human dignity needs and the three attributes of human nature as I define them: emotionality, amorality and egoism.

Neuroscientific insights point to three key characteristics of human nature: emotionality (we are far more emotional than we think we are, and emotionality play a central role in decision - making), amorality (we are born amoral and our moral compass is developed in the course of our existence), and egoism (we are driven to survival, which is a basic form of egoism, i.e. preservation of the self).

The emotionality embedded in identity issues must be accounted for as it is a strong generator of political biases within and across state borders.

More specifically, it requires balancing emotionality, amorality and egoism with a set of dignity needs.

Governments must craft public policies carefully so as to mediate between the emotionality, amorality and egoism of human nature and our nine dignity needs.

We are now beginning to understand some facets of human emotionality, decision - making, morality, trauma and the drive for political power down to the cellular level, by observing changes in neurochemistry, neural pathways, and neuro - anatomical transformations in the brain.

To that end, the most successful and durable governance models will be those that balance between the ever - present tensions between the three attributes of human nature (emotionality, amorality and egoism), on the one hand, and the nine human dignity needs (reason, security, human rights, accountability, transparency, justice, opportunity, innovation, inclusiveness), on the other.