For example, God as perceived in the concrete world is attributed to the workings of our reptilian brain, whereas God felt as nurturer, an object of affection and love, reflects the emotive system of the mammalian brain, and God as the Word, Logos, is a New Testament portrayal of the divine which is affirmed through the advanced neocortex.
EEG recordings were conducted using the Emotive EPOC 14-channel EEG wireless recording headset (Emotive Systems, Inc., San Francisco, CA).
It's an emotive, emotional shot of electricity".
She was the clear-headed independent thinker, he the emotive creature of a system of patronage.
Being emo means emotional hardcore or emotive rock.
Since early enrichment has the potential to affect emotive, sensory, as well as cognitive systems [26], [27], [57], it is difficult to determine which neural circuits most directly contributed to the observed differences in MWM performance.
Complaints that too many foreigners sponge off Britain's welfare system have become a particularly emotive issue, and the U.K. Independence Party — largely focused on migrants from outside Europe — has been calling for tough new curbs on immigration.
Emotive coping strategies express emotions evoked by the situation.
(Programme officer, Uganda) The topic of whether and how to utilize TBAs within formal health systems continues to be an emotive issue among those involved in healthcare provision and management.
In a belligerent appearance before the inquiry, the secretary of the immigration department, Martin Bowles, accused the president of the Human Rights Commission, Gillian Triggs, of making "highly emotive claims" about health problems in the detention system.
To delineate these effects one can demonstrate how the CRH neuronal networks infiltrate critical cognitive, emotive and autonomic regions of the central nervous system (CNS) with somatic effects.
