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Personality and Social Psychology , 2002. WRITINGS: (With Wallace V. Friesen and Phoebe Ellsworth) Emotion in the

assess, and express emotions that are related to distress. This model views emotion and cognition

in Ancient Rome, p. 1596. Classical Review, October, 2006, "Roman Emotion," review of Emotion, Restraint, and Community

produces few emotions; in this case, one speaks of hypocognition or underidentification. EMOTION NORMS Emotion norms indicate

Psychology Quarterly 60:153–171. ——1997b "Emotion, Coping, and Therapeutic Ideologies." Social Perspectives on Emotion 4:71–101. Goffman

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last New York recital, in Avery Fisher Hall in 1967, was an emotion-laden event. Appearing as

and Letters (1980). Miles' doctoral dissertation, "Wordsworth and the Vocabulary of Emotion," was published in

descriptions of heroism and action, the free expression of emotion, and above

with a special interes… Guilt , Guilt Guilt is considered to be an emotion secondary to doing

notes and letters by Goethe to von Stein, full of intense emotion and worshipful

of the first stanza, Hahn brings out another element of the tanka—emotion. The second

longer seen as an objective machine but as a tool for expressing emotion and feeling

role) 1990 In the Spirit (Seacat) (as Roger Flan); Motion and Emotion (Paul Joyce); Columbo Goes

temperament, the capacity to project nuances of mood and emotion, and a

in Modern Democracies, Georgetown University Press (Washington, DC), 2003. Essence of Political Manipulation: Emotion, Institutions, and Greek

the mind which creates." Bishop's poetry typically offers a translation of emotion rather than direct access

this time-honored stock. He was quickly struck by the depth of emotion in Rachel

destructive super-ego," as Bion called the figure which attacks links of emotion and reason

1159 When a person passes away, there is always an outpouring of emotion coming from friends and

authentic story.  Some show pain and some joy, but no matter the emotion captured – these rare historical

likely provide further insights into risk behaviors. ANN BOSTROM SEE ALSO Risk; Risk and Emotion ; Risk- Cost-Benefit Analysis

to Gerondi – his "son and pupil" – whose poem he had read with great emotion on the Mount

simple underdiagnosis. In patients with affective disorders (disorders related to the emotion or mood displayed to

has grown able to carry a far greater charge of emotion. Hollander's mature work

for example, where a sound is perceived as a colour or emotion, as in blue

impressions — of hope, fear, consciousness of self, and every human emotion — so that the

well-known care-giver, but these infants who are later diagnosed with autism may show no emotion when picked up by

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… African

mime / mīm/ • n. 1. the theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, or emotion without words, using only

Czar und Zimmermann The Enigma of Kaspar Hauser facial expression Emotional Development Emotion and Affect

it will affect her life. The lovers explore their brief affair by analyzing every emotion and motive

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… Brain

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… Tea

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… Great

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… The

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… Crosby

time and drama; and a gut-level communication of searing emotion. Illustrative of the

French, a language in which she felt more comfortable when expressing deep emotion. Tormented by her feelings

example, in "Cleopatra Dying," once called "her most admired poem," the excess emotion of the

and (in a subli… Guilt , Guilt Guilt is considered to be an emotion secondary to doing

figures and, once formed, are presumed to guide social interaction and emotion regulation in childhood

volitional terms, in which case it is associated or identified with such things as emotion, feeling, passion, love, eros

face . In sum, physiognomists recognized the face as an index of emotion and (moral

in conditioned fear. InJ. P. Aggleton, ed., The amygdala: Neurobiological aspects of emotion, memory, and mental

a number of other concepts, for example, orexis, conation, urge, drive, feeling, emotion, affectivity and passion

her sculpture. "In my work the image comes from within me—an 'emotion' that is released," she

with a special interes… Guilt , Guilt Guilt is considered to be an emotion secondary to doing

in her imaginative domestic tale of a disappointed childless woman who converts emotion into color as she

speaks to people because, "In Italy … people talk easily about sex, uneasily about emotion. This is a

s feelings. The view of art as essentially expression of emotion was widely accepted during

in contrast, was an attractive, well-educated, middle-class woman, whose radicalism was based on emotion and education

religious philosophy, based on Kant and also on Schleiermacher's religion of emotion, in his

and made speeches of her own across the country. Her visible emotion was turned against her

the Bundestag of the Federal Republic of Germany, made an emotion-laden visit to

and Shinobu Kitayama. 1991. Culture and the Self: Implications for Cognition, Emotion, and Motivation

self in divine consciousness by the upsurge of pre-cognitive emotion which shatters thought construction

of lines and shading to portray a situation or an emotion. Her first major art

Winter 1988, pp. 112–119. Petschauer, Peter. "Sophie von Laroche, Novelist Between Reason and Emotion," in Germanic

most modest, the least pretentious truth, this human representation evokes a spiritual emotion. It is a

can be difficult to detect. Everything seems to take place without visible emotion, flattening any underlying drama

define it as the ability to convey great depths of emotion, then she was a

changing phenomena. The five aggregates are variously translated as matter or form ( rūpa ); sensation, emotion, or feeling ( vedanā ); recognition

sheets, are considered classics both for the photography and the emotion portrayed between Monroe and

mother will benefit from the overflow. Heartfelt story, but lacks grit and emotion, leading to a

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… Elizabeth

term for tsunami ). ∎  fig. a widespread or overwhelming manifestation of an emotion or phenomenon: a

a part of the body) having lost sensation; numb. ∎ having or displaying no emotion, sympathy, or sensiti… Greek

or emphatic utterance: Hey! Ouch! 2. A SENTENCE that conveys a strong emotion: Please leave me alone

the term "subjective" must first be understood. To depict a subjective emotion or response, Treadwell would

Aristotle defines moral character as a disposition of appetite and emotion, but he insists that

published in the book Silent Spring , whose very title evokes the emotion of a

team than they were expecting. The Americans were playing with strength and emotion previously unseen. However, the

together in their extraordinary efforts to commemorate his death not by any singular emotion or motive, but by

on a screen. ∎  give a conspicuous demonstration of (a quality, emotion, or skill): the

time of rapid technological change. HELENA MATEUS JERÓNIMO SEE ALSO Risk and Emotion ; Risk Assessment ; Risk- Cost

to change the situation that is causing the problem. Avoidant or emotion-focused coping strategies manage

In her explorations of traditional classical concepts, Melissanthi attempted to substitute emotion and intuition

the asking herself, in a direct manner devoid of any emotion or small talk. It

and pain" and that the "desire to procreate" stirs more emotion than any desire for

environment in which there is a high level of expressed emotion, such as critical and

Arbitrage Risk and Safety: Overview Risk and Return Risk and Emotion Risk 2000 Risk 1994

the Elements Exposure treatment expound expounder expr. Express to Terror expressed sequence tag Expressing Emotion Expressing the Sense

and interpreted their formal character as cold and lacking in genuine emotion. Feminist critics have generally

found Herlie's queen "lacking in depth and flexibility of emotion, yet pictorially she was

period (400–300 BC) there was increased emphasis on the expression of emotion in art

shot. Ella cried for hours, recalled Hepburn: I had never seen my mother display emotion before, let alone cry

NJ: Pearson Prentice Hall. Zentner, Marcel. 2001. Preferences for Colours and Colour-emotion Combinations in Early

what has been described as "riveting narrative," the book balanced "fact and emotion" to present

open: the drawers were bursting with clothes. ∎  feel a very strong or irrepressible emotion or impulse: he was

awakens the better part of our natures. … It is not pity—not emotion—it must be the

Twentieth Century Neuropsychologists. Philadelphia: Psychology Press, 2001. Joseph, R. Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychology, and Clinical Neuroscience: Emotion, Evolution, Cognition, Language, Memory