It is about the moods and feelings of Halley and the girls who will identify with her and, more generally, about the emotions of self-pity, longing, resentment and obstinacy that define teenage life.
Further understanding of this aspect of integrity would likely involve examining the so-called moral emotions or emotions of self-assessment: regret; remorse; guilt; shame.
index both self- and peer-assessment of NTS, assess inter-rater and intra-rater reliabilities and rater idiosyncrasy, and explore the influence of doctors' emotions on self- and peer-assessed performance.
This paper will report on the TRENT index of NTS, and will be the first to: index both self - and peer -assessment of NTS, assess inter-rater and intra-rater reliabilities and rater idiosyncrasy, and explore the influence of doctors' emotions on self- and peer-assessed performance.
Building on prior research, the Penn researchers defined the quality as an "emotion of self-transcendence, a feeling of admiration and elevation in the face of something greater than the self".
It's a tough time to be American, and Schutz's new paintings capture the emotions of helplessness, self-recrimination, and disbelief like little else I've seen over the past several months.
Mayer and Salovey [ 7] conceptualized four facets in EI: appraisal of emotion in self, recognition of emotion in others, regulation of emotion, and use of emotion to promote performance.
And since it activates the part of the brain that deals with emotion and sense of self, it can even produce emotions to match those of the characters in a game or movie.
"The reason, again, is that students respond to experiences that touch their emotions and senses of self in a firsthand way" (Damon, 2001, 141).
They may include the evaluation of emotion of the self, evaluation of another's emotion, comparing those emotions, and anticipating and reacting to our own or another's emotion, among others.
The term "emotional intelligence" has increasingly crept into everyday language to define the "the ability, capacity, skill or a self-perceived ability, to identify, assess, and manage the emotions of one's self, of others, and of groups".
