Instead of considering emotional talk off limits, ask people about their emotions more often, and really listen to their responses.
She too had felt suicidal, and moreover she considered emotional problems an occupational hazard.
He kept saying: "That ain't nothing, blow chunks!" Do you consider emotional labour an occupational hazard?
My hope is for the former, but it will depend on the designers' ability to devise interactions that consider emotional value as important as any other product attribute.
This is the case of recent psychological studies in which mental states do not cope with beliefs, intentions or actions, but rather are considered emotional states.
In the United Kingdom, one of the useful aspects of the Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) was that it acted as a prompt for staff to consider emotional, spiritual and psychological support at the end-of-life [27, 45].
Although emotional issues were important to many of the respondents with overweight or obesity, the study team considered emotional issues to be psychological impacts rather than part of the target concepts for the measure, the physical signs and symptoms of overweight or obesity.
This commentary on the special issue suggests that traditional media, such as film and television, may also meet some emotional needs and further proposes that the concept of presence (the subjective sense of 'being there' in a mediated environment) has some explanatory power when considering emotional responses to media.
"All aspects of a child's life must be considered: emotional, cognitive, physical, developmental and social.
The person who speaks their mind off the cuff is often considered emotional, irrational and/or immature.
