Sentence examples for identifying emotions from inspiring English sources

It investigates five dimensions: verbalising emotional experiences (B1), daydreaming and fantasies (B2), identifying emotions (B3), proneness to being aroused by emotion-inducing events (B4), and analysing one's own emotional states and reactions (B5).

When they looked at images of just the body with the face removed — or the body with the face intact — they were far more accurate at identifying emotions.

Women are faster and more adept at identifying emotions, which may mean that our brains are in a sort of hyperdrive when it comes to emotionally decifering our place in the world.

If treatment is begun early enough, he says, it may be possible to rewire the brain so that even C.U. children might develop greater empathy, through therapies that teach everything from identifying emotions (C.U. children tend to have difficulty recognizing fear in others) to basics of the Golden Rule.

The most parsimonious type of cognitivist theory follows the Stoics in identifying emotions with judgments.

The EEG was recorded while students were performing two tasks: the Raven's advanced progressive matrices (RAPM), and identifying emotions in pictures (IDEM).

Psychologists analysing and identifying emotions work in emotion categories, schemes or dimensional emotion spaces, describing emotions in terms of quantities and qualities of human notable expressions.

The authors studied 45 monozygotic and 32 same-gender dizygotic twin pairs and found that the "external-oriented thinking" factor was associated with genetic factors, whereas the "difficulty identifying emotions" and "difficulty describing emotions" were influenced by shared environmental factors.