The new findings call into question some widely held tenets of emotional theory, and they may undercut emerging technologies, like robots and artificial intelligence programs tasked with reading people's emotions.
Later pieces such as Music for 18 Musicians (1976) and Desert Music (1984) were baroque by comparison, but never abandoned the central Reich tenet: finding curious emotional depths in the contours of a simple repeated phrase.
As an example, following American educationist and former teacher Alfie Kohn has given me access to a series of articles that I would not otherwise have encountered; specifically, one about the results of the so-called marshmallow test that calls into question one of the central tenets of the burgeoning emotional intelligence industry.
Speaking with Creators about the underlying motivations in his art, øjeRum talks about his interest in forming a novel emotional sensation and drawing on philosophical tenets.
It also reinforces the importance of stars, lending weight to the idea that those to whom we feel emotional attachment are therefore newsworthy – a central tenet of tabloid culture.
The Buddhist concept of tanha, for example — roughly translated as "blind demandingness" — encapsulates many tenets of R.E.B.T. and points the way toward emotional equanimity: stop asking more of the universe than it can possibly deliver.
"So many auto brands in the U.S. and worldwide are driven more by tangible, practical, basic tenets, whereas BMW has forged an image more emotional in character," says Cedergren.
As I learned more about the power of our bodies to heal themselves, as long as we follow basic tenets of health and recognize there is a mental, emotional and spiritual component to disease, my role as a provider shifted.
Using the Agile Mindset tenets of empathy, divergent thinking, an entrepreneurial outlook, and social and emotional intelligence, Becker students are ready for a future of disruption, change, and most importantly, constant learning.
These findings are consistent with the tenets of family system theory, where each family member has a psychological and emotional influence on other family members; in addition, these elements reciprocally influence and are influenced by other family members' thoughts, feelings, and actions.
