Sentences with phrase «lower emotional understanding»

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The study's first experiment showed that participants with lower levels of emotional understanding allowed anxiety unrelated to decisions they were making concerning risk influence these decisions.

From that point the movie begins to operate as a low - boiling legal thriller, though Wang has shrewdly established Joey's emotional claim to Chip long before we understand that his legal claim is groundless.

While beta is backwards - looking (i.e. a stock with low price volatility historically will not necessarily have low volatility going forward), it is still helpful for investors to understand since we each have different risk tolerances and emotional tendencies.

As a psychologist and expert in expatriate and cross-cultural psychology, she provides a great resource for understanding the various emotional highs and lows you may experience as you transition into your new home abroad.

However, collaborative divorce practitioners understand that the best outcome for their clients does not usually materialize during a long, drawn out meeting at a time when the clients» emotional vulnerabilities are at their peak and decision - making abilities are at their lowest.

Others want to understand and work through deeper concerns such as persistent relationship struggles, low self - esteem or other emotional or behavioral patterns that get in the way of living a fulfilling life.

The context of parenthood may also be important for understanding a cascade towards dissolution originating in low levels of emotional support among parents of toddlers.

Results indicate that PATHS was effective for both low - and high - risk (special needs) children in improving their range of vocabulary and fluency in discussing emotional experiences, their efficacy beliefs regarding the management of emotions, and their developmental understanding of some aspects of emotions.

With respect to parental discipline, punitive and harsh discipline has been shown to be related to low levels of emotional understanding and regulation in children (Morris et al. 2007; Pears and Moses 2003).