If you play with emotion, you make emotional mistakes".
A four-point scale was chosen because it forces the subjects to make emotional judgments and was proved to be reliable for emotion discrimination in a previous study [ 33].
Converging evidence indicated that highly agreeable people tend to make emotional attribution decisions more quickly and exhibit greater temporoparietal junction activity during emotion attribution decisions, compared to low agreeable people.
OUTSIDE ADVICE Family businesses tend to make emotional decisions.
It doesn't make logical sense; it doesn't make emotional sense".
It seems to be one of the only ways they can make emotional contact with others.
To judge from Werth's occasional dips into melodrama, he is unsure how to make emotional sense of this moral puzzle.
Often, Stead uses color to make emotional and symbolic connections, as when Bird finds a home in a clock of the exact shade of blue he is.
As Britten moves from one version of his tragedy to the other, patterns emerge, clues that help him solve crimes and make emotional progress.
Subsequent commercials in the campaign also try to make emotional connections through playing up the importance of music while, again, not actually playing any particular song.
He seemingly hopes to make emotional amends with the family, whose lives were derailed by his scandal, and to secure forgiveness from the people he most damaged.
