Sentence examples for emotional adaptation from inspiring English sources

THE IRON MASK Douglas Fairbanks stars as D'Artagnan in an unabashedly emotional adaptation, from 1929, of Alexandre Dumas's final saga of the Three Musketeers — the one about Louis XIV's secretly jailed twin brother.

They benefit, as well, from better social and emotional adaptation and smoother transition to school.

Method/main outcome measures: Statistical correlations and variances between four dimensions of the birth experience (fulfilment, emotional adaptation, negative emotional experience, physical discomfort) and common obstetric variables were calculated.

"It's called emotional adaptation".

Remarkably, by the third day I had made the emotional adaptation necessary to avoid falling into dysfunctional distress.

[1] But conversations with both patients and staff while I was a patient led me to believe that the emotional challenges I had to deal with are quite common and that most people make a successful emotional adaptation.

Are there, for example, emotional adaptations that influence the very content of moral judgments and behavior, even today?

Perhaps the human capacity for autonomous thinking is exercised only in some cases, while in others the process that leads to moral belief is largely influenced by evolved psychological dispositions, such as emotional adaptations.

The hypothesis that emotional versus cognitive conflict may depend on distinct subdivisions of the ACC was based on evidence from emotional adaptations of the Stroop task, which examine interference from emotional distracters (e.g., performance of the colour-naming task for emotional relative to non-emotional words; [19]).

The lack of baseline association may be due to the psycho-emotional adaptation of these patients to the constraints of PKU diagnosis, as discussed earlier, particularly since patients have lived with the condition since birth.

Contrary to the emotional expressiveness, adaptation outperforms interpolation in 64% of the tests.