This makes the audience not
only experience the emotion of the characters, but it also allows them to experience it in a way that modern film can't that often.
Allowing ourselves to
truly experience our emotions is a beautiful thing and is the first step toward becoming a well - rounded and emotionally balanced person.
In other words, those most prone to trying to buy happiness in the form of stuff are probably more likely to
experience an emotion quite the opposite.
The healthy way to
experience emotions in marriage is when both partners take full responsibility for their own emotions, without blaming each other, and demanding that their partner meets their emotional needs.
When we are able to pause, we can
experience the emotions as sensations in our body without fueling them by focusing on the trigger.
While all
people experience emotions and feelings, you have a degree of emotional sensitivity that goes beyond what the average person experiences.
It's okay to let yourself cool off if you are
experiencing emotions like anger and you are worried that you won't say anything kind.
A man who had formerly been ignorant of his wife's infidelity will
experience the emotions of anger and sadness only after he has learned what had previously been hidden.
The study of infant emotion has relied predominantly on external signs of
experienced emotions such as facial expressions, gestures and vocalizations.
Using MRI technology, scientists at Emory University set out to determine how dogs» brains work, and they discovered that
dogs experience emotions in a way comparable to humans.
THERE IS AMPLE EVIDENCE that men and women think, express themselves and even
experience emotions differently (for more details, read on through this issue).
While dogs and
cats experience emotions, they do not perceive of family and concepts of masculinity and femininity in the same way that people do.
As adults, females report
experiencing emotions more frequently and more intensely than do males, and females value emotional experience more than do males (see Fischer, 2000, for a review).
It's based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), but has been adapted to help people who
experience emotions very intensely.»
«When we see
someone experiencing an emotion (be it anger, sadness, happiness, etc), our brain «tries out» that same emotion to imagine what the other person is going through.