This cardiac coupling worked only for moms with their own babies, and only when the duos synchronized smiles and other cheerful social behaviors, researchers report in this month's issue of Infant Behavior and Development.
Kinky shared the bill with Los Auténticos Decadentes, an Argentine band formed in the 1980s, whose songs were far more cheerful about bad-boy behavior; they bounded ahead, mingling ska with cumbia, as a good part of the audience shouted along.
Tsai et al. (1998) discussed the contrast between the synonym pair 高興 gāoxìng 'happy' and 快樂 kuàilè 'happy; joyful; cheerful' (Table 1), which shows that the syntactic behavior of verbs is semantically determined.
Knowing this might help you realize that the best way to deflect your friend's difficult behavior is to give her a cheerful compliment, or help her see the best in herself and others.
Behaviors that make children likeable – being helpful, cheerful and kind — directly translate into how satisfied, successful and physically healthy they will be decades later.
Patients with EDs and self-injurious behavior appear to be more anxious, more willing to please, and less cheerful, efficient, and ambitious (Claes et al. 2004; Davis and Karvinen 2002).
Significant others who attributed the onset of the condition to internal patient factors showed increased levels of unhelpful responses (White et al., 2006), specifically behaviors such as encouraging patients to overcome the situation or acting in a forced cheerful way (Johnson, Hobfoll, & Zalcberg-Linetzy, 1993).
Anima Allegra [Cheerful Soul].
In behavior common to hostages seeking good relations with their captors, he and Mr. Abbas praised Mr. Dadikhi and described their living conditions in cheerful terms.
