Sentence examples for emotional correlates from inspiring English sources

Although the study didn't explicitly differentiate between benign and malicious envy, it did measure such emotional correlates as hostility and resentfulness.

TAS-20 subscales were each associated with a unique set of emotional correlates.

This review summarized research that has explored the behavioral, cognitive, and emotional correlates of sleep disturbance in children with PDDs.

Second, this study was a cross-sectional study, and the longitudinal observation should be performed to investigate the evolvement of EM to CM. Lastly, the effect of emotion regulation or lability on the change of amygdala FC in migraine would be investigated in the future because of well-known emotional correlates of amygdala [22, 41].

According to these results, the best "poker face" for bluffing may not be a neutral face, but rather a face that contains emotional correlates of trustworthiness.

At this regard, Self-Assessment Manikin (SAM) was used to test this subjective emotional correlates [ 7].

To conclude, even if our study does not allow us to state which of the two representational modalities (facial pattern comprehension or script decoding) precedes the other, it was possible to observe that the situational correlates provide a facilitation cue for the representation of emotional correlate when a secondary emotion is represented.

"I don't think I could be a true friend to anyone in the sense that I don't think I would have an emotional correlate," he said.

'Role emotional' correlated only with 'Ocular pain', 'Mental health' and 'Color vision'.

All subscales of the SF-36 mental health dimension except role-emotional, correlated more highly with related constructs measured by the Stress Coping Inventory than did those of the SF-36 physical health dimension.

Customers' emotional responses correlate to the level at which they recognize the time filling (Taylor 1994).