Stoic theory of the emotions does not aim at moderation or "adequate" emotional responses.
Providing adequate social and emotion support and addressing and reducing unnecessary stress are therefore important.
Little is known of how patients with the polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) acquire information about their condition, whether they feel their level of understanding about PCOS is adequate, or what emotions are associated with this diagnosis.
Indeed, it was correctly used when the child was able to attribute an adequate label to the emotion, while when the child cannot conceptualize the emotion, the arousal value seems to be more ambiguous (for example for disgust) or less relevant (sadness).
It returns this most daring of writers to first principles: how to construct sentences that properly describe the world; how to build a syntax adequate to extremes of emotion.
Some trained persons in music even deny that adequate aesthetic experience involves emotion.
He believed his study demonstrated that women are more emotional than men and that women's emotions are often rooted in their sexuality ("there being a far greater number of adequate stimuli to sex-emotion in the female organism").
Since many of our everyday interactions are not purely rational, but involve emotions, an adequate paradigm that assesses prosocial behavior in an engaging, ecological setting and that is sensitive to affective interventions needs to be developed.
Daily social interactions require a differentiated perception of emotions for adequate contact with fellow human beings.
