Sentences with phrase «emotions than negative ones»

People often find it easier to fake positive emotions than negative ones, because they involve only two muscles: the zygomaticus major, which helps curl the mouth when we smile, and the orbicularis oculi that crinkles the skin around the eyes into crow's feet.

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The study, published in the journal Emotion, suggests that it is easier to ignore negative images than positive ones when we are focusing on other things.

Negative emotions are usually stronger than positive ones.

Rush plays Giacometti like one larger - than - life character, a creative curmudgeon and perfectionist who consistently labours over his work, often starting, scrapping and re-starting a portrait in order to delay disappointment and other negative emotions.

Hiding under a bed may seem like a wretched existence but if this is perceived by the cat to be an escape from danger and a safe place then the emotion would be one of relief rather than any directly negative feeling.

due to the phenomenon of emotional contagion, «negative emotions exert a more powerful effect in social situations than positive ones.»

Allianz Travel Insurance Survey Reveals More Than Half of Americans Haven't Vacationed in a Year and the Importance of Taking One is DecliningAmericans, especially millennials, are not taking their paid time off and remain vacation deprived due to feeling negative emotions when asking for time off, according to the eighth annual Allianz Travel Insurance Vacation Confidence Index * released by Allianz Global Assistance.

One of the reigning insights of the science - based approach is that in the dynamics of relationship systems, negative emotions like defensiveness and contempt have more power to hurt a relationship than positive emotions have to help a relationship.

That's because negative emotions, like defensiveness and contempt, have more power to hurt a relationship than positive emotions have to help one.

Research by psychologist Rich Walker suggests that people who engage in a variety of life experiences are more likely to retain positive emotions and minimize negative ones than people who have fewer experiences.

Those who have high expressed emotion tend to be more negative than the ones who are low.