Expressive suppression, that is, inhibiting the expression of ongoing emotions once they have been generated, has been found to be associated with greater negative affect and more cravings [ 28– 31].
However, in the context of observing and recording behaviour in a simulated medical context (or indeed an actual live medical context) the pronounced behavioural patterns elicited by emotions are likely to be more easily observed and to form the basis of a more reliable recording of ongoing emotions [ 19].
As fresh insights emerge I consider what I am learning in relation to ongoing research on emotion and wellness.
Many of the central tenets of our ongoing research on emotion and wellness are grounded in Asian knowledge systems and the work of colleagues in different Asian countries.
Monitor your ongoing thoughts and emotions.
Thus, the purpose of the present study was to examine these three issues in a cross-sectional sample of high school juniors participating in the Youth Emotion Project an ongoing longitudinal study of common and specific risk factors for mood and anxiety symptoms and disorders.
Even though there are ongoing debates concerning how many emotion categories exist, the emotion categories (fear, anger, happiness, disgust, sadness, and surprised) defined by Ekman [14] are commonly used in most of the studies on automatic emotion recognition.
Unless you're comatose or have found another pleasant way of avoiding the subject, you're probably aware that for the past week or so the political media has been blissing out to a pointless discussion of whether or not President Barack Obama has shown sufficient emotion over the ongoing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
We not only use instincts first and thinking second, but in an ongoing risk response, we use emotions and instinct more than reason.
Rumination, often a symptom of depressed mood [ 34], has been identified as potentially relevant given that following a stressor, individuals may re-experience stress-related thoughts and emotions, leading to ongoing physiological arousal [ 26].
