Sentence examples for each of the emotional from inspiring English sources
His latest book is Building Blocks of Emotional Intelligence, a 12-primer set on each of the emotional intelligence competencies, and he offers training on the competencies through an online learning platform, Emotional Intelligence Training Programs.
The main effect of viewing facial expressions (across both vaccine and placebo conditions) was calculated within a second-level analysis of variance encompassing individual contrasts for each of the emotional expressions.
After each scan session participants will be asked to use a 9-point Likert scale, with 1 and 9 representing low and high intensities, respectively, to indicate how happy and how sad each of the emotional faces appear.
We modelled individual participant responses to the task (counts of hits and false alarms) to generate posterior estimates of discriminability and bias from hit and false alarm rates, separately for each of the emotional signal conditions, with uniform prior distributions hence assigning equal probabilities to all possible states.
This provided about 8 to 12 utterances per speaker for each of the five emotional categories.
Ninety-nine undergraduate students retrieved three memories associated with each of the five emotional experiences: panic, trauma, worry, social anxiety, and feeling content.
It should also be noted that the listeners were not aware that there were an equal number of samples from each of the five emotional categories.
To understand why women outscore men, we have to look at scores for each of the four emotional intelligence skills by gender.
Figures 6 and 7 show the pre-treatment and post-treatment amygdala (right and left) responses to each of the four emotional stimuli, respectively.
Three Belfast residents, strangers to one another, travel to Amsterdam on the same plane, each of them carrying heavy baggage — of the emotional kind, that is.
The most moving of the pieces was Mr. Chenoweth's setting of nine poems by Jane Kenyon, each a concise, searing evocation either of the emotional pain or physical weariness from her battle with leukemia.
