As much as she hated to admit it, Helen counted on her mother's decisiveness, her unwillingness to wander around in the gray areas of emotion.
As the love affair moves toward its denouement, Yair's letters -- and, later, Miriam's diary -- travel into such fleeting, wrenching areas of emotion that certain passages demand to be reread, as if one can't believe the pure, intuitive truth they contain.
Women who have PTSD related to childhood abuse have significant deficits in the areas of emotion regulation and interpersonal skills.
The JSE-S-K is a self-report rating scale consisting of 20 items covering 18 areas of emotion and two cognitive areas.
This would also provide for an in-depth understanding of how changes in specific areas of emotion dysregulation relate to body-oriented variables, depression, and the course of NSSI.
Finally, our data exploring distinct modulatory effects of serotonin in subjects with autism (occurring within inhibition networks), complement our previous findings of serotonergic effects in areas of emotion processing networks during perception of fearful and sad faces (Daly et al., 2012).
The impact supplement was included for both the siblings and the parents whereby participants are asked if they think the child has any difficulties in the areas of emotions, concentration, behaviour or getting on with other people.
The second aspect explores more closely the complex area of researcher emotion within the research interaction, an area frequently neglected in research literature (Fitzpatrick and Longley 2014; Willis 2012).
They take us way beyond the excitement of what will happen next and into uncharted areas of intense emotion.
As Lieutenant Cable, Matthew Morrison also has a forceful presence, but in the areas of high emotion he is not quite as secure — he overeggs the pudding.
