Mr. Obama and his campaign chose to elevate emotion over ideology.
Mr. Levy argues that psychology -- one of "two loves" of his life, the other being the stock market -- is still underappreciated as an investing force despite the recent emergence of what is called behavioral analysis, which elevates emotions as a determinant of stock prices.
Whichever it was, Kygo's ability to elevate emotions in 16 bars or fewer is as rare a trait as any.
"To act is to be elevated by emotion, connected to the present and to your fellow actors.
It remains an open question as to whether individuals will experience elevated or reduced emotion responsiveness in the time period after they have stopped following the emotion regulation instructions.
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When the loss is well placed and we understand the wound that is driving the central character as a result of the flaw, the level of emotion is elevated in the story being told.
Some of these patients also exhibit elevated aggression [2], an emotion governed by certain brain regions including the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BST) [21].
In acting schools in the United States, emotion is sometimes elevated over speech.
In the poems of mutual love, however, Donne's lovers rejoice in the compatibility of their sexual and spiritual love and seek immortality for an emotion that they elevate to an almost religious plane.
Patients with frontal lobe lesions, who often show difficulties in emotion regulation, exhibit elevated rejection rates (Koenigs & Tranel, 2007; although see Moretti, Dragone, & Pellegrino, 2009).
