Sentences with phrase «high emotional intensity»

Maternal distress reactions were correlated with ratings of children's high emotional intensity, negative affect, and low levels of venting when angered.

In the first study,, four groups were divided according to the distribution of average scores in emotional clarity and emotional intensity people who had high emotional intensity and low emotional clarity were compared to those of The results showed that the ambivalent about emotional expressions and had difficulty in regulating their emotions actively

For instance, a more hostile attribution bias, combined with high emotional intensity, predicted more negative child - friend interaction.

# 8: Brands that inspire a higher emotional intensity receive 3x as much word - of - mouth as less emotionally - connected brands.

Not exact matches

In The Revenant's case, the moment of highest overall emotional intensity came right at the end, suggesting that the film, at two hours 36 minutes, was not, in fact, too long.

Their experiences and my own in Nicaragua had taught me that low - intensity conflict was capable of inflicting high - intensity emotional and physical pain.

Maybe not stats with Ersan but the smart stuff (taking charges, passing and Dario type stuff) I think Holmes will be a highlight reel though and he's going to have the team on high alert simply by being emotional as he's shown through his Instagram and on the court through being engaged in the game with an intensity that few show.

Children's biases predicted child - friend interaction quality at grade 6, but only when children had high levels of emotional intensity.

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.

Light physical activity was actually associated with the biggest emotional benefit in the study, compared to moderate and high - intensity exercise.

Another study reports that a program of long - term, high - intensity weight - bearing exercises improves the functional ability, physical capacity, and emotional status of people with rheumatoid arthritis.

We all know how important regular exercise is for our physical, mental and emotional health, but strenuous anaerobic exercises have been reported to enhance the generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS); which in turn can contribute to both the initiation and progression of muscle fibre injury as well as impaired muscle performance.4 Green Tea Extract (GTE) however has been clinically proven to prevent oxidative stress induced by high - intensity training and subsequent muscle breakdown — once again thanks to its EGCG content.5

Once you get a sense of the high emotional pitch at which these characters live their lives — and of the ever - present fear (of eviction, of imprisonment, of poverty and loneliness) that fuels those lives» exhausting intensity — Tangerine, which might be described as a steadily escalating 87 - minute cascade of F - bomb - laden shouting matches, begins to unfold some of its secret subtleties.

«Fences» (Paramount Pictures) Largely considered August Wilson's greatest masterpiece, «Fences» demands an even higher level of emotional intensity and actorly commitment than his other plays.

The combination of physical circumstances — bad teeth, lack of vitamin D, devastating abuse — and high - stakes emotional intensity makes for a screen performance we'll be talking about for a long time.

I also generally recommend the book» The High Conflict Couple» by Alan Fruzetti — which provides an excellent framework for learning new dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) skills which can transform conflict and emotional intensity in your relationship.

This might partly be because a central component of children's AD is the predominance and high intensity of negative emotional experiences as well as hyperarousal, which might lead to either over-control of emotions (i.e., suppression) or under - control of emotions (i.e., more negative affect) in emotionally arousing interactions (Suveg and Zeman 2004).

Schematic representation of a trial sequence of the empathic accuracy task (panel a) and examples of low and high correlations between the perceiver's and the target's continuous ratings of emotional intensity, i.e., low and high empathic accuracy (panel b)