Thus, hypothetical situations can be effective in eliciting emotion and investigating the emotional components of decision making [41].
It has emotional components".
He says the emotional components of his game are bluntness and pure honesty.
Let us hope that the very intelligent people in the Obama administration can similarly understand the emotional components of this crisis.
Understand that money discussions with your family usually cause some heartburn, in that they come with significant psychological and emotional components.
She broke down their emotional components, isolated the elements of mood elevation and tested her findings against those of market researchers.
Dr Haddad was struck by the chaotic interplay between Riley's emotional components: "You can be angry and sad at the same time.
But the framework for that process -- the different sorts of intellectual and emotional components that will be involved in rebuilding at the site -- are coming into place, development experts say.
"Before his death, almost nobody had thought to look at the social or emotional components for these kids," Elizabeth Meckstroth, who is now a consultant for families of gifted children, told me.
Where D. W. Griffith's primordial editing seems to compose sequences constructively, from various physical and emotional components, Dwan's montage seems to pull action apart into psychologically charged fragments that run together without resolving their conflicts.
It is believed that spinoreticular input to the brain serves the autonomic responses and emotional components associated with pain, whereas the spinothalamic tract serves conscious sensation, with its exact temporal and spatial aspects.
