Research on the physiology of anxiety-related illness is still young, but there's growing evidence of mutual influence between emotions and physical functioning.
At its height the bond between eastern Europe and America was based, like the best marriages, on a mixture of emotion and mutual support.
Decisions to remit are fundamentally about allocation of resources in an extended family unit and are thus responsive to bonds of trust, emotion, and mutual obligation with the receivers of those resources (Carling, 2008; Menjivar et al., 1998).
After all, it is speaking to some of the human needs that religion also addresses: the need for fellowship, mutual support and powerful group emotions.
Using a normalized point-wise mutual information-based measure between emotions and topics learnt in an unsupervised manner, we show that the former are nicely separated in the topic space - topics that co-occur frequently with one emotion, rarely, or never co-occur with other emotions.
Although difficult to organise, group work where experiences of psychological abuse can be shared, emotions validated and mutual support promoted can be considered.
The principle investigator and co-investigator analyzed the transcripts separately, and the initial codes were medical errors, disruption of tasks and thought processes, emotions and reactions, mutual respect, professionalism and call characteristics.
Qualitative aspects of the features were investigated using a normalized point-wise mutual information measure between topics and emotions.
Because rhesus macaques are born with the capacity to communicate, Ferrari says, "We can now explore the roots of interpersonal communication, maybe even the mutual appreciation of others' intentions and emotions".
One of the mediator's major tasks is to help build trust among the parties and to promote mutual learning that helps overcome strong emotions.
"It doesn't have to be a super strong relationship," he says, "but it has to be at least, a mutual trust and good feeling and emotion.
