This was in contrast to controls, in whom there were extensive emotion-related activations including AIC and ACC (Medford et al. 2006).
"They show that changing the information you're exposed to changes that process of word choice, but we don't know anything at all about what that process means," Ethan Kross, a psychologist at the University of Michigan, who has done extensive work on emotion on Facebook, said.
But there was a whole other aspect to surviving cancer that I was nearly clueless about: the extensive range of emotion I'd experience, plus the psychological toll.
He added that the characters conveyed a plethora of emotions not through extensive dialogue but through the exchange of glances, which were demonstrated by extreme close-ups on their eyes.
Or maybe you want to heighten your sensory capacities, turn feelings and emotions to your advantage or stimulate extensive areas of your brain.
Mr. Dreier, wearing a dark suit and showing no obvious emotion, rose at one point and offered an extensive apology to his family, his clients and the lawyers who worked for him.
Once assembled, the artists began by conducting extensive research, sharing references to paintings that captured SLEEP's emotion, architecture drawings of rooms that captured its confinement, examples of lighting that captured its mood.
