Sentence examples for accommodate emotions from inspiring English sources

That emotions typically have formal objects highlights another important feature of emotional experience which feeling theories neglect, and which other psychological theories attempt to accommodate: emotions involve evaluations.

Perhaps the most prescient challenge to formal descriptions of the brain as an inference machine is how one can accommodate emotions, self-awareness and disorders thereof.

In these plots, conformity is a cul-de-sac that can't accommodate real emotions.

Works like Mr. Just's remind us that good art has always been able to accommodate conflicting emotions.

Indeed, attempts to accommodate the emotions sometimes led to novel and intricate pictures of the relations between soul and body: Walter Charleton's Natural History of the Passions (1674, 2nd ed., 1701), for instance, posits two souls, one that is rational and immaterial and one that is sensitive and extended, mediating between the rational soul and the body.

How did you extend the concept of balance to accommodate the emotions and physical requirements of the PATH station at Ground Zero?

Our findings of patients' and GPs' willingness to understand low mood as something explicable for a person in adversity, and to reframe anxiety as a potentially protective personal characteristic, are in keeping with a joint attempt to accommodate these otherwise problematic emotions in a way which avoids showing weakness or threatening the doctor-patient relationship.

Psychiatric disorders are risk factors for loss of DMC [ 2] but there is some debate about whether current models of decision-making capacity are able to accommodate the changes of emotion and value that can be seen in psychiatric disorders where understanding ability is often not impaired [ 3- 6].

Therefore, the software programs do not require a neutral baseline expression for emotion expressions (although Noldus's FaceReader program [den Uyl & van Kuilenburg, 2005] offers a person-specific calibration option), so the subsequent codes may not be properly calibrated to accommodate that person's baseline emotion expression.

Nearly all the key figures began as restless young Unitarians, searching for an approach to religion that could accommodate both rational thought and deep emotion.

Being exquisitely sensitive to my emotions, she often felt compelled to accommodate my apparent needs, and then left in a dangerously dissociated state to drive home.