Sentence examples for discouraging emotion from inspiring English sources
Overall, counter to heuristic beliefs promoting acceptance and discouraging emotion suppression in the clinical literature (e.g ACT; Hayes et al., 2004; DBT; Linehan, 1993; MBCT; Segal et al., 2001), these results generally found no clear 'rebound' consequences of emotion suppression within a healthy population.
Sherrod isn't alone in discouraging emotion-based investments.
The reluctance of medics to reveal their personal difficulties seemed to be multi-factorial, stemming from individual's discomfort with expressing their feelings as well as social norms that discouraged sharing emotions or admitting weakness.
While research has yet to fully explain why suicide rates are higher among middle-age or older white males, one possibility is that men may be less likely than women to seek to seek help until it is too late because they are traditionally discouraged from expressing emotions.
In sum, moral emotions discourage inappropriate (i.e., morally incorrect) and reinforce appropriate (i.e., morally correct) behavior.
Barbara Hood Louisville, Ky., May 31, 2010 To the Editor: It's discouraging to see many calling for the president to "get angry" or show more outward emotion regarding the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
It was very discouraging.
Early returns are discouraging.
Population loss is discouraging.
