The French health insurance system, a mix of explicit and implicit regulations, offers wide-ranging reimbursement in the fields of preventive, curative, rehabilitative, and palliative care.
Neuroimaging data suggest that they suffer from deficient implicit affect regulation but they are able to profit from explicit strategies to suppress negative emotions, an observation which could have interesting implications for treatment.
Problems in implicit emotion regulation might result from classical conditioning of emotionally stressful experiences to stimuli associated with stressful or traumatic situations.
Training implicit emotion regulation strategies in individuals likely to be exposed to traumatic events may help reduce their emotional response to the trauma, subsequently reducing later flashback occurrence.
As explored by [31], religion can foster implicit self-regulation among religious individuals, unconsciously changing their actions and regulating their emotions.
Strong emotional tension (especially in the negative session) could provoke mechanisms for mood modulation to some extent and thus additionally augment implicit down-regulation of affect (Tupak et al. 2014).
Working memory, the shifting of attention, implicit learning, emotional regulation, executive function and facial recognition all depend on cerebellar functioning [ 50, 54].
Many of Dark's stories are set in a leafy town called Wynnemoor, a place whose implicit rules and regulations are spoofed gently in a story called "Watch the Animals," which closes Dark's collection as effectively as "In the Gloaming" opens it.
It was also supposed that negative conditions recruited some additional mechanisms for implicit, affective down-regulation, which could add to the perceptual/attentional control activity.
But the financial bailout has demonstrated that big Wall Street banks fall firmly within Washington's regulatory authority, and regulation confers implicit bailout protection.
