Taken together, with the old/new effect it could not be clearly determined to what extent emotional stimuli had activated the retrieval network, and consequently the effect of hydrocortisone on emotional retrieval remains to be resolved.
As a group, those with a history of SLI have poorer long term social and, to a lesser extent, emotional outcomes.
Subjects viewed affective pictures and assessed either the emotional intensity or extent of self-relatedness of the content of those pictures.
I was thinking about that a few days ago, and concluded that what I've written is just one book with a range of epochal and, to a certain extent, emotional variations.
HIV/AIDS places both physical and, to some extent, emotional demands on health workers.
In addition the families of patients with schizophrenia experience both financial and emotional burdens, the extent of which is related to the amount of symptomatic behavior of the patient (Lowyck et al. 2004).
However, for most, their world had contracted to the point where it was almost entirely defined by the dyadic relationship and caring task, and interactions with family and friends were largely confined to the small and select number of individuals who provided utilitarian and, to some extent, emotional support to the primary carer.
Parents who become impoverished because of their drug using behaviour are at just that much more risk of physical neglect of not feeding the child, not caring for the child, not changing its nappy, of not…and to an extent emotional neglect as well, just that there's not enough parenting input.
On the transformed scores, the CHC patients in our study had the highest scores for vitality and role-emotional (i.e., the extent to which emotional problems interfere with daily activities), and the lowest for general health.
Another apparent difference we identified, was the extent of emotional talk (eg, negative emotion talk) employed by trainees when attempting to define SLEs and WPBAs.
