"emotional demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a request or expectation that is based on emotions rather than logic or reason. Example: The letter was filled with emotional demands, pleading for the recipient to come back and give the relationship another chance.
The most direct emotional demand comes from Rooney Mara, who tells Theo "Come and spoon me," and the cry recurs, as if technology had ushered us not into adulthood but made infants of us, trapping and swaddling us in our hi-tech cocoons.
These results suggested that not only in emergency and psychiatry units, as usually pointed out by the literature [ 64, 65], but also in medical units, dealing with verbal aggression from patients and relatives can be a crucial issue which represents an important emotional demand that contributes to increased burnout levels among nursing staff.
Psychosocial job demands were measured by a Japanese version of the Copenhagen Psychosocial Questionnaire, which comprises five sub-scales: quantitative demands, cognitive demands, emotional demands, demands for hiding emotions, and sensorial demands.
These were: work pace, emotional demands, demands for hiding emotions, physical workload, influence, meaning of work, commitment to the workplace, role conflict and quality of leadership.
Emotional demands and demands on suppressing emotions were rated up to the same extent between all three forms of ownership.
Emotional demands have an impact on feelings or emotions and are strongly related to interpersonal relationships, including caring and concern for others [ 20].
Therefore, compared to low emotionally demanding occupations, people who are in occupations with high emotional demands may not suffer more emotional dissonance.
Football places huge mental and emotional demands on its players.
Then, of course, there are the emotional demands of roles like this.
But the emotional demands and psychic costs of a life onstage played their part too.
For the British, so accustomed to a cultural prohibition against making emotional demands — mustn't grumble!
