On the other hand, weakness of ego is characterized by such traits as impulsive or immediate behaviour, a sense of inferiority or an inferiority complex, a fragile sense of identity, unstable emotionality, and excessive vulnerability.
Based on this disparity, it has been suggested that two-way active avoidance performance entailed complex aversive learning, and that it could be facilitated by reduced emotionality, decreased cholinergic innervation, and increased behavioral disinhibition [ 50, 52].
These associations suggest that the relationship between emotional state and ethanol drinking is complex and cannot be attributed to a simple elevated state of anxiety or emotionality.
The open field test is a complex behavioral paradigm, whose various component measures have been widely used to measure emotionality [ 1], exploration [ 2], general activity or locomotion [ 3], fear [ 3, 4], and anxiety [ 5, 6] in rodents.
Emotion traits were explored using several rating scales measuring emotionality and emotional confusion.
UCMS is a behavioral paradigm that robustly increases behavioral emotionality, thus presenting some homologous features associated with human depression (although not 'modeling' this complex human disorder, but providing critical information about the system under chronic stress conditions) [ 40].
Emotional behavior in the rat as a function of maternal emotionality.
Patients with VGKC-complex and GAD antibodies may present with psychiatric features, including delusions, hallucinations, depression, mania, and prominent emotionality, but usually these are overwhelmed by amnesia, disorientation, and executive dysfunction.
At that time the females express less emotionality and enhanced learning of simple associative tasks as eye-blink conditioning, but are impaired in performing more complex learning tasks.
"Emotionality matters," Armah says.
All prized detail and restraint over overt emotionality.
