Sentences with phrase «expressed emotion have»

Although researchers studying familial expressed emotion have often been at pains to argue that «We consider that families do not exert a causal influence» on the development of psychosis, 40 it seems likely that aspects of family relationships are indeed relevant.

Can parent training for parents with high levels of expressed emotion have a positive effect on their child's social anxiety improvement?.

Many of the studies that have taken place in relation to expressed emotion have demonstrated that a high level of expressed emotion from family members associates directly with schizophrenic relapse (Butzlaff & Hooley, 1998).

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Now she realizes that when you have pain, expressing emotion is not a sign of weakness but of humanity.

Before, Sheryl would have told you she would not have been comfortable expressing those emotions at work or in a Facebook post.

It's expressing an emotion, whatever that is: anger, sadness, concern, a whole variety of different reasons that would cause it.

One thing successful entrepreneurial leaders have in common is a high degree of emotional intelligence, or the capacity to be aware of, control and express our emotions, and to handle interpersonal relationships fairly and empathetically.

Slack has released emojis into the workplace communication platform, allowing users to express more emotions in what they say.

Having been close to a number of people who've died before me including my father, I agree that an explanation for the most poignant emotions we've expressed and been involved in is where we look for meaning at life's end.

If you can not write in prose that has some measure of wit, best not to try at all... read some Shakespeare... he was a master of using the written word to express a wide variety of emotion and tone.

As J. I. Packer has put it, «Scriptures expressing the reality of God's emotions (joy, sorrow, anger, delight, love, hate, etc.) abound, and it is a great mistake to forget that God feels — though in a way of necessity that transcends a finite being's experience of emotions.»

Of course we would run the risk of emptying our vocabulary of any actual creativity if we were to reach for a swear word every time we need to emphasise a point or express depth of emotion.

I've watched one young woman after another pour out her heart, expressing deep emotion about the messages they heard from other generations:

Individuals may lose interest in attending to their own personal hygiene, have little interest in interacting with others, and rarely seem to feel or express strong emotions.

Margaret Tutwiler informed us that when the President had told conservative Protestant broadcasters that the U.S. wanted unconditional surrender and a war crimes trial, he was expressing his emotions, not policy; that when Secretary of State James Baker and his Soviet colleague Alexander Bessmertnykh said that the coalition would accept a cease - fire and would promise a regional peace conference, that was inoperative because it had not been checked.

Why not form an opinion totally based on how you «feel» or your «emotions» and justify your argument on why you feel that way, rather than saying «for the bible tells me so»... That's why we can't move forward on issues in this country; people feel they can't express themselves without the safety of a group's opinion... Let's listen to ourselves for once instead of having your daddy's politics and religion handed down to you like a family asset.

Whitehead has little to say of these intermediate levels, though he was certainly well aware of them and notes the use of signals both to convey information and to express emotions.

I would also like to add the fact that there is nothing wrong with experiencing or expressing emotions.

He expresses deep emotion and inner feelings, but in highly codified ways: he has «peace and comfort,» «takes delight,» «strives mightily in this heart,» «lays hold upon,» «experiences conflict between the flesh and the spirit.»

Perhaps in an attempt to be more empathetic towards women and express emotions, many contemporary men have let their feelings control them in a way that might not be the most helpful to either men or women.

The emotion and joy expressed were not what I had expected.

The distributor explained: «You know, Chinese men have difficulties expressing their emotions.

This echoes the sentiments expressed in The Jeweler's Shop (a 1960 play written by the man who would become Pope John Paul II) when Andrew says, «I wanted to regard love as passion, as an emotion to surpass all — I believed in the absolute of emotion.»

Unfortunately, God doesn't offer Habakkuk a promise of immediate relief; but God does offer the prophet the space to feel what some would call «negative» emotions, room to honestly express those emotions and God's own presence.

I have talked with several of you who have expressed this exact emotion to me.

The Kliq — which consisted of Michaels, Nash, Hall, Levesque, and Sean «X-Pac» Waltman, who was injured and not present for that evening's festivities — decided to embrace one another in the ring, capturing their genuine emotion for one another as well as expressing gratitude that they had been able to create such memorable moments on the WWE canvas.

The Twitterati had a field day with comments expressing a myriad of emotions right from disbelief at receiving 4G connectivity inside the arena to shock at the lack of respect for the beautiful game.

He has only wanted me since we met at 24, but his inability to express or show emotion caused me to break up with him twice.

Your growing baby is now able to distinguish between what they like and don't like — but she probably doesn't have the ability to express her emotions verbally yet.

After a bit of research on the internet I came to a general overview that other than having them stop and talk, playing games with that include emotions in them is a great way to encourage the learning of emotions as well as expressing them via play.

Sometimes kids have trouble expressing their emotions which in my house leads to frustration and often screaming at their siblings....

Children with abandonment issues may have difficulty expressing their emotions: Children who have experienced parental abandonment may also have difficulty sharing their feelings.

As a tween, she should be able to express why she feels a particular emotion (positive or negative) and that keeps you from having to constantly guess what her mood is or why she's grumpy or extremely happy.

We still haven't figured out that basically the brain is part of the body and that if the brain has a vulnerability that is expressed in behavior, emotion and cognition.

• In the same sample, 5 - 6 year olds who had been securely attached to both parents early on, expressed less negative emotion (Easterbrooks and Goldberg, 1990).

Men may have more difficulty expressing their emotions and may not show disappointment or sadness in front of others, but instead hide their feelings and grieve alone in private.

Helps Henry «express» the emotions that have been eating at him and driving his aggressive behavior, so those feelings can begin to evaporate.

How your parents expressed their own anger might have taught you things as well — that the emotion should be avoided, that it's bad, or that someone always gets hurt when it's expressed.

You have a better chance getting your partner to respond to these expressed emotions than anger.

It's a topic that I've been mulling over for a while now, and trying to find the right words to express such a complex bundle of issues and emotions.

We have practiced understanding and expressing our feelings in an appropriate way, and how to manage our emotions.

If emotions don't have a chance to express fully, they'll pop up again later in another set of circumstances — and will likely pack twice the punch, as he'll have leftover, unresolved feelings on top of the current ones.

«The workshop has improved our communication and will give our child the ability to express their emotions.

I don't believe the emotions felt by mothers who don't breastfeed or who wean early are as simple as «guilt»: when we really examine mothers» feelings about things gone wrong, it is rarely guilt that they are expressing, especially about not breastfeeding or not breastfeeding as long or as completely as they would have liked to: well informed mothers who reach for the bottle after a struggle with breastfeeding know they have done the best they could with the resources they had at the time (health, energy, knowledge, support)-- these mothers may feel deeply sad and disappointed, they may be grieving, but guilt isn't an appropriate label for these overwhelming feelings of loss for themselves and their babies.

Infant Mental Health, sometimes referred to as Infant Brain Health, has been defined as the developing capacity of the child from birth through age five to: experience, regulate, and express emotions; form close, secure and interpersonal relationships; and explore his / her environment and learn - all within the context of family, community, and cultural expectations.

Emotions are sometimes difficult to learn, understand, and express by any child, and they become even harder when a child has a language or social emotional delay.

To manage emotions of your child, first you need to have close communication with your child and try to understand and encourage your child to express what is happening with him / her and its reaction.

@olgzie You have probably expressed so much details and your own emotions that many mommys can relate too and wont feel alone.

Provide your child language for expressing specific emotions and encourage discussion about likes and dislikes about the day at school, while remaining empathetic about any difficult feelings your child may be having.

Sometimes it helps to have one's chart flagged as having had a prior loss which would suggest to the technician that there might be increased anxiety or more emotions expressed by the patient.