Sentence examples for leading emotion from inspiring English sources

Izard's (2010a) interviews with leading emotion scientists, together with responses from other experts, powerfully demonstrate that, despite the continuing proliferation of books, journals, conferences, and theories on the subject of "emotion," there is still no consensus on the meaning of this term.

According to leading emotions expert Richard Davidson, our emotions work with our cognition in a seamless and integrated way to help us navigate the classroom, workplace, our relationships, and the decisions we make in life.

The model supports the application of the SE theory (Bandura, 1997) to caring; SE influences caring outcomes via cognitive and affective mechanisms leading to emotion regulation and behaviour modification.

Ruminative thoughts triggered by unpleasant emotions further reinforce those negative emotions leading to a maintenance or escalation of negative emotions.

The examples provided underscore the dominant symmetry of positive emotions leading to positive outcomes and negative emotions leading to negative outcomes.

Said Durkin, "There is some extra emotion leading up to this game.

"Anger can be a very healthy emotion leading to feelings of strength and resolve rather than helplessness and despair".

All the pressure and emotion leading up to, and during, the tournament were released in his tears on the green.

In addition to muscular physical effort and G forces, there are added burdens on the heart rate from vibration, thermal loads and emotion leading to pulse rates of up to 200 beats per minute".

/ What's going on in my life right now that's leading to this emotion?

"With all the emotion leading up to that race and beginning a meal at 10 p.m., I don't care how excited you are, you're starting to wind down," Keith said.