Narrative unfolds at its own deliberate pace; emotions are muted instead of shouted.
But University of Chicago researchers found that when people think in a foreign language, it provides distancing -- which could help them make more deliberate, less emotion-based decisions.
The muddle is deliberate, and the understated emotion that plays out on all three of the performers' faces often ripples with helplessness.
Swimming Underground is full of cold fronts, deliberate disconnections from real emotion, as Woronov and the rest let their "art-object" existences consume them.
In this regard, there is ongoing controversy in the field about the consequences of deliberate attempts to suppress emotion, defined here as effortful attempts to down-regulate the internal experience and external expression of unwanted (usually negative) affect.
Deliberate modulation of external emotions by physicians, or so-called "surface acting", may improve patient perceptions of empathy and professionalism.
It was important for the women in this study to consider decisions in the context of their lives, take enough time to deliberate, cope with their emotions, sort through issues and conflicts, wait for better medical and surgical options, and factor in the readiness of the health care system.
His actors stand facing the camera, like performers on a proscenium stage, speaking in a slow, deliberate rhythm stripped of overt emotion.
The other (system 2) is slow, conscious, deliberate, reflective, and devoid of emotion.
