Sentence examples for induce sadness from inspiring English sources

Good ruins, though they might also induce sadness, were the result of the eternal cycles of Nature and Necessity, the endless flux described by Lucretius in his "De Rerum Natura" (devoured by Shelley at school).

For some children, this vicarious knowledge of parental worry induced sadness and self-blame for imposing worry upon family members.

An inverse relationship between posterior orbital cortex activity and the intensity of emotional experience also is evident during anxiety provocation in subjects with obsessive complusive disorder and induced sadness in healthy humans (Rauch et al. 1994; Schneider et al. 1995).

This finding might be explained by the unequal distribution of negative valence over the 9 emotion categories and reflect the special character of musically induced sadness, which represents to some extent a rather pleasant affective state.

Patients with emotional disorders have been trained to self-regulate a region of the brain known as the amygdala (located deep within the cerebral hemispheres and believed to influence motivational behaviour) by self-inducing sadness and monitoring the activity of the amygdala on a real-time fMRI readout.

In healthy subjects, Berna et al. (2010) demonstrated that inducing sadness increased the unpleasantness of painful stimuli with those experiencing the greatest unpleasantness showing the highest activations in the amygdala and inferior frontal gyrus.

Although the present golden standard for CR measurement involves a mood induction (Scher et al. 2005), this has also its drawbacks and the success rates of inducing sadness also varies.

For example, one recent study found that inducing incidental sadness decreased the acceptance rates of unfair offers in the UG [ 24].

Using a between subject design we experimentally tested the difference in food intake following a mood induction designed to induce joy or sadness (the joy vs. sad mood condition).

There simply isn't a perfect way to cope with the existential angst, the misery, the loneliness and the all-consuming sadness induced by loss.

Increased sadness induced greater blood flow in subgenual cingulate and anterior insula (Mayberg et al. 1999).