The concert provided intense but generalized emotions in short lyrical outbursts.
Powerful, generalized emotions such as self-hatred and the fear of intimacy are handled bluntly: dancers scrubbing themselves with sanders or asking each other maniacally, "Can I touch you here?" Neither satire nor psychological penetration emerges, as Geismar asks more of her young performers than they can deliver.
The hyperlens model of emotions [59] defines social regulation of emotions as a generalized case of emotional contagion, which can happen unconsciously, like in the case of mimicry, or consciously, such as in a discussion or sharing of emotional experiences.
On the other hand, Persad and Polivy [43] reported no specific impairment of emotion recognition, but rather a generalized, non-specific deficit of emotion recognition.
It seems that the deficit in the decoding of emotional facial expression (EFE) is not a specific deficit of emotion processing, but is at least partly related to a generalized perceptual deficit in lower-level perceptual processing, occurring before the stage of emotion processing, and underlying more complex cognitive dysfunctions.
Ms. Jacoby, whose book came out on Tuesday, doesn't zero in on a particular technology or emotion, but rather on what she feels is a generalized hostility to knowledge.
Our findings do not indicate a generalized age effect specific to arousal or valence but rather variations specific to basic emotions, as previously shown for audiovisual emotions in aging [ 36] and in neurodevelopmental disorders [ 37].
2. a generalized instance.
And one is a generalized conspiracy count.
Lagrange and C.G.A. Mayer into a generalized statement.
