After a while, you want more energy and emotion — for instance, you want Edie Falco and Tim Hutton to wake each other up, not just make wry remarks between drinks.
Strong emotions, for instance, distance soul from intellect and increase its non-rationality (De genio Socratis 591D; see Dillon 1977, 212 213).
If pplkpr detects heightened emotions, for instance, it can compose text messages (emojis included), schedule more dates with the people that matter, and even block or delete unwanted contacts.
They also help the HIV-positive client hide emotions for instance through covering one's face with a scarf or getting calm before leaving the room.
They are no different from the plunges into extreme emotion seen, for instance, in patients who go from depression to a manic state, or in someone having a panic attack, he said.
Home, after all, is not just a private space, said Winifred Gallagher, the author of "House Thinking," which examines how homes shape attitudes and emotions: "In many instances, home is the one place where you're the boss," she said, and "the one secure place we have in what, especially now, is a very scary and uncertain world".
Emotion concerns, for instance, mood, affection, feeling and opinion.
For instance, emotion regulation capability is not sustained in depressed patients as compared to healthy control subjects [47].
And if we follow Dennett (1976) in thinking that this kind of evidence is relevant for determining whether dream sensations and emotions are real instances of their kind, then this is a compelling reason for saying that dreams are, after all, experiences, in the sense of involving the phenomenology of seeing, feeling, etc during sleep.
Showing an emotion, affection for instance, is a great way to to appear like you are, in fact, a human.
Here, particularly distribution of estradiol and progesterone is necessary, which has been shown to act differently in several studies tapping for instance emotion processing (Derntl et al. 2008a, 2008b).
