For Taylor Beery, a native who worked as policy director for President George W. Bush's Office of Gulf Coast Rebuilding, the two sports arenas "were the most obvious and emotional examples of the devastation Katrina caused".
A complex independent question is how much intentional emotional manipulation for example, placing the good news both at the beginning and also at the end of a diagnostic report so as to lend it more salience is compatible with informed consent.
Gaps can be emotional, for example, two teams who have come to detest each other and are poles apart, or conceptually different, as in the gap between achieving a 'personal best' in a team developing a new model of care and a rival teams' normal, everyday performance.
These costs may be behavioural as well as emotional: for example, 15% of women who were recalled for further examination after routine mammography did not attend their next routine breast-screening appointment, compared with 8% of women who received a clear result (Brett and Austoker, 2001).
Furthermore, there is ample evidence that, for example, emotional arousal modulates memory formation, and thus cognitive processing of such emotional events (Cahill & McGaugh, 1998; McGaugh, Cahill, & Roozendaal, 1996).
Some skills do not necessarily need the use of emotional words : for example taking patient perspective and feeling patient emotions in a given context.
For example, emotional aspects of lifespan development include the expression of, or the description of, our emotional responses to events such as happiness, sadness, and anger.
For example, emotional well-being is found to predict long-term prognosis of physical illness; higher levels of emotional well-being tend to benefit recovery and survival rates [ 14].
Emotional egalitarianism, for example, looks hard to attack.
