Results suggested that, as predicted, low emotional response, regardless of type of emotion (fear or depressive), was associated with an absence of analogue flashbacks.
To this end, word categories with low emotional ratings were introduced and the category of emotion words was split into subgroups with and without sensorimotor semantic links.
We hypothesised that an absence of analogue flashbacks would primarily be associated with those participants who had a low emotional response to the traumatic film footage, regardless of the type of emotion.
"We looked at whether exceptionally high emotional well-being or exceptionally low emotional well-being had an effect.
"I find that engineers usually have good I.Q.'s and are very bright but have very low emotional I.Q.'s".
It's an instinctive preference, seemingly shared by nearly everyone I know, for the low emotional risk of communicating via words on a screen.
Well sung and carefully considered, her final scene was muted, settled at the same low emotional temperature as most of her performance.
Greg Welch Raleigh, N.C., March 14 , 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks's juicy depiction of roaringly successful professional Alpha Geeks (à la Eliot Spitzer) with low emotional IQ's and inner lives of isolation has been drawn before, and nailed.
There is still hope for the super-bright introvert, however the authors do not conclude that employees with high cognitive abilities and low emotional intelligence are at a disadvantage relative to their opposites.
Divorce is associated with low expected marital surplus, low emotional stability for women, and male extroversion.
Certainly, employees with low emotional intelligence will also try to cope with the demands as far as possible.
