Ehrenfels' thesis for his Habilitation was "On Feeling and Willing" (Ehrenfels 1887, in Fabian 1988, 15 97), in which he opposed the Brentanian doctrine concerning emotions and also laid down the psychological foundation for his later theory of value.
In both countries, the results point to a substantial burden on the parents concerning emotions and logistics of daily tasks, and to considerable disruptions of the family routine.
Past year service use (yes/no) in this paper was defined as using at least one outpatient resource for problems concerning emotions, mental health or use of alcohol or drugs in the 12 months prior to the interview.
Five aspects of the the physician's role and the students' role acquisition emerged when the students were asked to describe what may influence their empathy: 1) Becoming and being a professional, 2) Rules concerning emotions and care, 3) Emotional control, 4) The primary importance of biomedical knowledge, and 5) Cynicism as a coping strategy.
The debate has been confused, however, by the fact that it usually concerns emotion (a multicomponential state, which comprises both cognitive and affective components) rather than addressing the affective components themselves.
Police are also concerned emotions over the terrorist attacks in Paris could boil over at the rallies.
As a fledgling investment banker, your correspondent learned many years ago that, as far as markets were concerned, emotions trump facts any day.
The Brief Illness Perceptions Questionnaire, IPQ(b), includes 1 item to represent each of the 7 main components of the IPQ-R: illness consequences; timeline; personal control; treatment control; identity; emotional concern; emotion and illness comprehensibility.
Concerning anger emotion, Marsh et al. [28] showed that angry faces facilitated avoidance behavior; whereas, Wilkowski et al. [35] demonstrated that angry facial expressions potentiate approach-motivated motor behaviors.
