Dylan was a depressive, but each had played into the other's damaged emotions, pushing each other into a spiral of violence.
The following year, he became fixated with the murder of a young, wannabe actress named Elizabeth Short, a viciously sadistic sex assault known as the Black Dahlia case, which became the surrogate crime upon which he could let loose his damaged emotions and forbidden curiosity.
Joy constantly undermines Sadness, as if Sadness is a negative, damaging emotion.
Constantly screaming at a child will damage their emotions and cause them to be insecure as adults.
The best one of these is that the soul is a body because (roughly) only bodies affect one another, and soul and body do affect one another, for instance in cases of bodily damage and emotion.
Greene's hypothesis that the non-utilitarian response to Footbridge is caused by an automatic affective process is supported by neuroimaging, cognitive load, and reaction-time studies (Greene et al. 2001; Greene et al. 2008), as well as studies of patients with brain damage to emotion-processing areas (according to Koenigs et al. 2007 such patients have more utilitarian responses).
In amnesics with hippocampal damage the emotion effect on recollective experience was reduced.
Pent up emotions damage your physical well-being, so learning to express them is important for your physical health, as well as for your mental health.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg objected that there was no easy way to measure what was "disproportionate" when it came to damages based on emotions.
Don't be encumbered by your emotions, damaged by your emotions or misled by your emotions".
Although prior studies have found that left frontal injury decreases positive emotion, it is not clear whether selective damage to left frontal emotion regulatory systems can actually increase positive emotion.
