Sentence examples for locating emotion from inspiring English sources

Other models propose mutually conflicting ways of locating emotion within the general economy of the mind.

What's exceptional about Wheeldon and his cast is that they locate emotion without bombast.

Although several studies have reported possible sites for integration, further investigation using a neutral emotional condition is required to locate emotion-specific networks.

Locating the emotions within their distinctive ontologies was an important, but sometimes challenging task for philosophers such as Descartes, Malebranche, and Spinoza.

If you couldn't locate the emotion, or watch it light up in your brain, you'd still be feeling it.

And in vivid supporting parts in Judd Apatow's movies — as a lovesick loser in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and an alienated husband in "Knocked Up" — he located real emotion beneath the wisecracking bravado.

Our view is that this specific quality the sense of beauty-derives from a joint activity of neural cortical populations responsive to specific elementary or high order features present in works of art and neurons located in emotion controlling centers.

Jon Hamm's assignment as Don is to locate the emotions in a man who spends his life denying them.

One question addressed by almost every philosopher was where to locate the emotions in our psychological equipment.

Emotional awareness is defined "as an attentional process that serves to monitor and differentiate emotions, locate their antecedents, but ignore the physical arousal that is part of the emotion experience" (Rieffe et al., 2011, p. 656) and has been implicated as a prerequisite process to successful attentional deployment.

As in previous findings, an inability to differentiate between various emotions, locate their antecedents, communicate them with others, and pay too much attention to the bodily symptoms of the emotion experience contribute to the prediction of different internalizing symptoms.