Sentence examples for To reappraisal from inspiring English sources
noun
A second look at or reassess a value of something; a new appraisal.
The results of this study may inspire teachers to reappraisal the way they conduct their classes.
The application of these observations to the Mesolithic of northern England leads to reappraisal of both the spatial scope of regional settlement systems, and the degree to which upland and coastal environments are employed in the subsistence settlement strategy.
But now this view seemed subject to reappraisal.
The ISSUE 3 study led to reappraisal of pacing therapy (using DDD pacing with the rate-drop response algorithm) for reducing syncope recurrence in a highly selected patient group (age, ≥40 years) with asystolic VVS clinically documented by implantable loop recorder.
At face value, these psychophysiological findings contrast with previous findings of increased psychophysiological response following expression suppression, relative to reappraisal (Gross, 1998b; Gross et al., 1993).
However, the overestimation due to tubular secretion of creatinine, and urine collection errors, render it unreliable, although novel methods to correct for this may lead to reappraisal of 24-h urine collection [ 15].
Then, participants are presented with keywords from negative memories and are either instructed to react normally (react condition), or to use cognitive reappraisal to decrease negative emotion (reappraise condition).
27 Individuals can be trained to use reappraisal, and this leads to less distress following exposure to traumatic films.
And it's less cognitively demanding to accept the memory for what it is than to try reappraisal, in which you try to find a positive spin on the situation.
For example, similar to emotion reappraisal, psychological resilience refers to the capacity of positive adaptation in adversity (Ong, Bergeman, Bisconti, & Wallace, 2006).
Prior to the presentation of the food stimuli, participants were either instructed to engage in reappraisal or to attempt to suppress cravings – both cognitive regulation (CR) strategies – or to simply watch the pictures.
