Sentences with phrase «of emotion processing»

Overall, we could demonstrate that structural and functional alterations in adolescents with AB co-localize within key regions of the emotion processing and regulation network (e.g. prefrontal and insular cortex).

Impacts of emotion processing impairments on caregiver - child relationships in ASD are discussed.

A child's musical background also appears to correlate with cortical thickness in «brain areas that play a critical role in inhibitory control, as well as aspects of emotion processing.»

An integrated model of emotion processes and cognition in social information processing.

Not exact matches

And they tend to take the process too personally: A 2013 study from the University of Oxford demonstrated that entrepreneurs are inclined to express more emotion at the bargaining table, to their detriment.

The most important part of this process is to spend several minutes, or more, as often as possible focusing on those feel - good emotions.

Results showed those who were especially anxious fared better after viewing the images (i.e., showed a milder response in the amygdala, the part of the brain that helps process emotions), just as the images helped those who weren't even paying attention to them.

The key is not to remove emotions from our decision - making process or to pursue some robotic form of existence.

«We combine some technical analysis, some fundamental analysis, and some quantitative analysis into an approach that tries to take the emotions out of the trading process so we're not forced to make bad decisions at market extremes.»

Unless you run a business - to - business enterprise, where the buying process is streamlined for the purposes of time and money, emotion not logic converts interest into sales.

Searchers, policymakers, aviation experts: «All of those layers of people are affected by this process and all of the emotion that goes along with it.»

«The leader has to recognize when negative emotions like frustration, impatience, anger, lack of self - confidence, jealousy, greed start to influence his thought processes,» writes the Dalai Lama and van den Muyzenberg in the The Leader's Way.

Each one re-enforces a desired behavior through a process of creating a positive emotion for the recipient.

Their innate coolness under pressure comes from a dysfunctional amygdala, the part of the brain that processes emotion.

When confronting a crier, part of displaying professional empathy is to understand the profoundness of the process — that the tears are one component of a complex physical response to emotion.

I had to process a lot of emotions and thoughts when I changed career paths.

The «surviving» employees are processing a lot of emotions:

Instead, find a way to process your emotion ahead of time, so that you come to grips with the legitimacy of the message you're delivering - that it's fair, legitimate, and justified.

The amygdala is part of the brain system involved with processing emotions.

If you don't have a process, you're more likely to be swayed by your emotions when confronted with the roller - coaster ride of the markets.

The organization said it wants to ensure «that a reasoned decision is made with due process, in accordance with the manner in which research is conducted, and not a rash one based upon the emotions of the current environment.»

With RS we can set clearly defined buy and sell signals, taking the emotion out of the investment process, which has proven to be a bane for most investors.»

The universe is 13.7 billion years old (cosmology: best estimate based on available data)- nothing to do with Atheism The earth is 4.5 billion years old (cosmology: best estimate based on available data)- nothing to do with Atheism Life emerged from non-life (Biogenesis theory... cause and process unknown)- nothing to do with Atheism Life spread and diversified through evolution (best available explanation)- nothing to do with Atheism Man evolved from common ape ancestor (evolution science)- nothing to do with Atheism Consciousness is an emergent property of the brain (neuroscience)- nothing to do with Atheism Emotions, memories and intelligence are functions of the brain (neuroscience)- nothing to do with Atheism Morals are emergent qualities of social animals (natural science)- nothing to do with Atheism

In many cultures, when someone dies, those who have experienced loss are expected to process their pain loudly, corporately, articulately, publicly and perhaps musically: a noisy, guttural, wet, salty lament is widely acknowledged to be the best way to handle the emotion of the moment.

In religious experience, interpreted within process thought, the physical emotions, purposes, desires, and volitions of individuals are fused with conceptual insights into the nature of things for the purpose of transforming the individual, of enlarging his or her experience, and of advancing the creative process whereby new values emerge.

I know that I am «the same person» now as the person who started writing this paper; and I also know that I have undergone a complex variety of changes in sensation, feeling, emotion, ideas, bodily processes and so on between then and now.

We can describe with some accuracy our sensations and feelings, but our thought processes — our judgments, decisions, suppositions, emotions, etc. — seem incapable of direct description.

If we view the whole of physical reality as composed of throbs of nonconscious emotion, we can understand how, out of this, there emerged in an evolutionary process the highly complex subjectivity that constitutes our own experience.

One result of the process — which certainly Mark would not have encouraged, though his work started the development in that direction — is the sentimental, saccharine, sickly - sweet Jesuolatry that has mistaken strong emotion for an evidence of religion, has softened the ethical fiber and beclouded the whole theological sky of certain areas of Christianity.

In this regard Hartshorne's attachment to the virtue tradition is closer to that of G. H. Von Wright, who was insistent that the path to virtue is never laid out in advance, and to that of Lester Hunt, who claims that thought and emotions are fused in virtues rather than thought controlling emotion as an alien, recalcitrant subject matter.6 In the terms of Hartshorne's process philosophy, and of his Peirceian pragmatism7, a person's principles are seen in his actions just as in Hartshorne's metaphysics universals are embedded in the world of becoming, as Aristotle and Plato (correctly read, according to Hartshorne) have also indicated.

He is, rather... not a being but a condition, a condition of tension, a process whereby the emotions are consumed, he is a fire, a flame, heating men to the point of ecstasy.

Art is the process of expressing in concrete forms human emotions and aspiration, ranging from the simple joys of being to the most complex metaphysical expressions.

It strengthens the inner power of spirit and, at a deeper level, human emotion is profoundly affected by the very process of externalization.

Emotions, therefore, play an important part in the process of understanding Christianity

He proposed seven such amendments, including: «We will take charge over our genetic programming and achieve mastery of our biological and neurological processes... refining and augmenting our physical and intellectual abilities beyond those of any human in history» and «we will cautiously yet boldly reshape our motivational patterns and emotional responses... We will seek to improve upon typical human and emotional responses, bring about refined emotions.»

But in a metaphysics of human process one expects a certain kind of systematic detail in establishing the theoretical aptness of the ideas for what is typically found to be immediately relevant — e.g., reason, mind, body, emotion, «morality.»

One of the best definitions on forgiveness comes from — of all places — Wikipedia, where it's described as «the intentional and voluntary process by which a victim undergoes a change in feelings and attitude regarding an offense, lets go of negative emotions such as vengefulness, with an increased ability to wish the offender well.»

It is a description of the very process of reality at the human level, where sensitivities, feelings and emotions from the world, evoking an appreciation and a reverence for the world, contribute their particularity to process.

First, we are given an in - depth discussion of the process of practical reasoning; the moral evaluation of human action; a philosophical psychology that draws together the roles of intellect, will, and emotion in human acts and in the development of virtuous or vicious moral character; the nature of sin and the foundational role of conversion to Christ; and the place of law in the Christian life.

Specifically, they had decreased activity in two brain regions that control central processing of emotion and sensation:

Number two: I am holding a lot of emotions in my body because I'm not intentionally processing them.

It's part of our overall process to think rationally and design with emotion and intuition.

In my opinion, these kind of discussion are so incredibly important for keeping a cool head throughout what will be a long improvement process, and for allowing a plan to be followed not subject to emotions, but clear logic.

Yet for the sake of the students they lead, they are forced to help process the emotion and begin leading student athletes in the healing journey.

I think the most important thing is that you stay aware and conscious of your emotions and how they play into your decision making process.

Neuroscientists have conclusively demonstrated in recent years that when children spend their early years in environments that subject them to toxic levels of stress, it can impair the development of certain mental capacities that matter a whole lot when they get to school — the ability to manage strong emotions, to process complex instructions, to bounce back from disappointments.

Those changes impair the development of an important set of mental capacities that help children regulate their thoughts and feelings, and that impairment makes it difficult later on for them to process information and manage emotions in ways that allow them to succeed at school.

Once you have begun to process your emotions and your needs, it's important to realize you are your child's advocate and need to be aware of their legal rights.

My kids were hurricanes of emotion at the beginning of the weaning process.

Some of the regions that process emotion are already present in infants» brains at birth — the amygdala, hypothalamus, insula, cingulate cortex, and orbitofrontal cortex.