Sentence examples for emotional elevation from inspiring English sources

But they become more offensive after reading "Chicken Soup for the Soul," which triggers emotional elevation, or after smelling a mock-flatulence spray, which triggers disgust.

But while many other drugs, from ayahuasca to nitrous oxide, produce euphoria, Ecstasy creates not just a rush but a singular kind of emotional elevation -- you are launched on a hot-air balloon ride that floats over the pitfalls of typical humanity.

The same rTMS technique results in enhanced anger-related emotional processing, observed as elevations in attention for angry faces.

There was however no elevation in subjective emotional experience during viewing in the acceptance group, relative to the control group, and there were no differences between any groups in terms of mood recovery immediately after the video.

Elevation of diabetes-specific emotional distress was significantly associated with follow-up HbA1c when the baseline level of glycaemic control was not controlled for, and the regimen-related component of distress showed the strongest relationship with follow-up HbA1c.

She broke down their emotional components, isolated the elements of mood elevation and tested her findings against those of market researchers.

The PASAT has been shown to induce changes in skin conductance, elevations in heart rate, and emotional distress (Lejuez et al. 2003) and small increases in salivary cortisol (Pratt and Davidson 2009).

Moderator analyses also supported the role of presurgery emotional distress as a risk factor for, rather than simply a correlate of, elevations in postoperative pain and disability.

Women with PMDD, but not control women, had late-luteal phase elevations in desire to eat HS food, sweet-food craving and emotional responses to HS foods.

In contrast, the longer-term effects of acceptance are better characterised by an elevation in reactivity (more negative affect at one week follow-up, greater physiological response to emotional images).

The present study was designed to assess the effects of stress-induced cortisol elevations on (1) the type of memory processing (encoding, consolidation and retrieval), and (2) on the emotional valence of the material under study.