Sentence examples for emotional programs from inspiring English sources

From another viewpoint, a counseling therapist may see depression not as a biochemical illness or disorder but as "a species-wide evolved suite of emotional programs that are mostly activated by a perception, almost always over-negative, of a major decline in personal usefulness, that can sometimes be linked to guilt, shame or perceived rejection".

Research has shown that universal social emotional programs resulted in an improvement of academic performance, social and emotional skills, and in a reduction of conduct and internalizing problems [ 16].

"It's a very emotional program," Bourne said.

It's a frustrating time for the little robot, whose basic emotional programming leads him to frequent overheating and bizarre outbursts.

Cañamero's team will take its emotional programming forward into medical applications as part of a new commission-funded project called Aliz-E, which will be co-ordinated by Tony Belpaeme, a researcher in cognitive robotics at the University of Plymouth.

No such reunion has been held in the past three years, and a revival of the highly emotional program would be another step toward a thaw on the divided Korean Peninsula after months of tension and threats of war.

Extreme narcissists, like sociopaths, however, just don't come with that kind of emotional programming.

More and more, we are recognizing the early origins of negative emotional programming, often linked to some survival mechanism developed in our immature years.

Critics already charge that social-emotional programs are a kind of "therapy light" and a waste of valuable classroom time.

David Caruso, a psychologist who does consulting and training in emotional intelligence, has called the current boom in social-emotional programs "promising," but he worries that the field might be getting ahead of itself.

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