"enhanced emotions" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a heightened emotional state or experience, for example: "The novel's vivid descriptions elicited an enhanced emotional response."
The results of our study showed that pedagogical agent enthusiasm significantly enhanced emotion, intrinsic motivation, affective perceptions, and cognitive outcome.
Being in the air enhances emotions I guess – I get so emotional.
The puppets (credited to Ms. Skipitares, Cecilia Schiller and Jane Catherine Shaw) and music serve to enhance emotions rather than overshadow them, and the comparisons arise unforced; both the modern and ancient stories are clear and captivating, even when unnerving.
Results are discussed in terms of specific teaching strategies that enhance emotions and achievement in teaching units of biology, German, and physics.
It follows from this that music may evoke or enhance emotions, and that emotion in itself could be rewarding.
Since surprise enhances emotions [48], we hypothesized that more negative expectations during the anticipation period would lead to greater relief and reward prediction errors in the NAc.
ECSEL trains teachers to use all of these opportunities to enhance emotion knowledge, based on the precept that children's emotional competence can be promoted using the current emotional situation as an opportunity to learn more appropriate emotion-regulation strategies (Cole et al. 2009).
ECSEL can begin to teach emotional competence to children as young as infants, in an effort to enhance emotion regulation and self-regulation and to promote a positive sense of self, mental health, and well-being.
Mindfulness enhances emotion regulation and cognitive performance.
