The dimension of restraint, which best predicted the two problem behaviors when examined separately for both boys and girls, was cognitive and emotional preoccupation (CEP) about controlling one's consummatory intake.
In response to the need to better understand this relationship, the present research was designed to determine whether personality disorder symptomatology would be associated with six aspects of emotional intelligence: emotional clarity, emotional attention, emotional regulation, private emotional awareness, private emotional preoccupation, and public emotional monitoring.
And then there's the ethereally beautiful Felice, approaching her 18th birthday as a longtime runaway on the streets of Miami Beach, and around whom much of the novel's action and emotional preoccupations revolve.
Valéry wrote many poems between 1888 and 1891, a few of which were published in magazines of the Symbolist movement and favourably reviewed, but artistic frustration and despair over an unrequited love affair prompted him in 1892 to renounce all emotional preoccupations and to dedicate himself to the "Idol of the Intellect".
In both stories the supernatural element, while providing a nice frisson, serves also as a means of extending the underlying emotional preoccupations: dramatising the shock and ache of bereavement in the first; vividly embodying a certain kind of morbid homoerotic bond in the second.
We assessed the frequent complaints reported in childhood obesity that are known to have an impact on their well-being, such as bullying, psychological complaints (depressiveness/poor emotional feelings, preoccupation with physical appearance and self-esteem), shortness of breath or abnormal sleeping patterns (delayed onset or early or frequent awakenings).
The result is a magisterial evocation of emotional flux and preoccupation with the ordering containment of art.
Beyond that, interindividual differences in emotional and cognitive preoccupation will be considered that might moderate the impact of information programs and will allow to select patients that may profit most.
The story's preoccupation with emotional isolation, abandonment, decay and transformation has keen parallels, I thought, with the arc of some human lives (a metaphor that will, fortunately, sail over the heads of most young readers).
Like a novelist, Mr. Rivette builds his story slowly, allowing the emotional quirks and cultural preoccupations of his six main characters to form like a crystal into a geometry of interlocking triangles.
The Romantic composers' preoccupation with the emotional moment had created new harmonic vistas, but it had two inescapable consequences.
