The third area focuses on the mental and emotional facets of the game, or how to handle both success and failure, filter out distractions and deal with one pitch at a time and one hitter at a time.
the "Primacy-debate" between Zajonc (1984) and Lazarus (1984)—it is nowadays uncontested that cognitive and emotional facets of action regulation are inseparably connected (Baer et al. 2009), and a wide range of theories and concepts in the field of emotion theory do still exist.
We both felt that logical and emotional facets of the mind and brain are called upon when people are engaged in creative endeavors, whether in science or art.
We hypothesize that producing music by composing, improvising or arranging require an extremely complex network of cognitive processes; human emotional facets, creative thinking and musical aptitude.
Health professionals work with the most intense emotional facets of human beings (suffering, fear, sexuality, and death), and they cannot, nor must, be completely indifferent towards them.
Previous evidence suggests that, the rational and emotional facets of moral cognition are likely related to other social skills: theory of mind (ToM) and empathy.
We found significant differences in 8 of the 15 trait Emotional Intelligence facets, when comparing RA patients to healthy controls.
We assigned the other subscales to the test-related facets (test attractiveness, usefulness of the test) and to the person-related facets (emotional state, worry, distraction) of test-taking motivation.
His physical abilities were in service of deeply felt emotional narratives, different facets of which became clear in the dances he performed.
However, delusions are multidimensional (i.e., emotional and cognitive facets) and often co-occur with auditory hallucinations.
