Africa breaks your heart — that's the simplest and most persistent emotion that bursts out of such recent films as "Hotel Rwanda," "The Constant Gardener," "The Last King of Scotland," and, now, "Blood Diamond," the best and most enjoyable of this cycle of movies set against the background of civil wars, ethnic conflict, and Western meddling and exploitation.
By David Denby Africa breaks your heart — that's the simplest and most persistent emotion that bursts out of such recent films as "Hotel Rwanda," "The Constant Gardener," "The Last King of Scotland," and, now, "Blood Diamond," the best and most enjoyable of this cycle of movies set against the background of civil wars, ethnic conflict, and Western meddling and exploitation.
Therefore the ability of SF1+ neuronal activation to implement a persistent emotion state could be mediated by other nodes in this circuitry, rather than within VMHdm itself.
Thus, while descending input from the MEA is likely to contribute to VMHdm/c activation during defensive responses in an unmanipulated animal, our data show that one can experimentally bypass such amygdala input and evoke a persistent emotion state by direct activation of SF1+ neurons.
With its oblique but persistent probe into emotions that aren't fully articulable, it is the kind of chewy writing that attracts actors and challenges designers with making the abstract palpable.
In 2011, Marshall was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder (BPD), a mental illness "characterized by a persistent instability of emotions, behaviors, and relationships," the video notes.
The measure contains five subscales, three of these relate to emotional control or dysregulation (emotional avoidance, suppression, unregulated emotion, one subscale (impoverished emotional experience) shares some properties with the alexithymia construct 32 and the last subscale (signs of unprocessed emotion) refers to persistent and intrusive emotional phenomena.
In addition, some patients show additional symptomatic features such as suicidality, dissociation, distorted and negative trauma-related cognitions (e.g., self-blame, perceptions of the world as extremely dangerous), persistent negative trauma-related emotions (e.g., anger, guilt, shame), physical health problems, and limited work and social functioning.
The drama, the spectacle, the emotion, the persistent low-grade background hum: even before the first weekend of the monthlong World Cup tournament was over, it was clear that at this gathering of some of the planet's finest athletes, the first breakout star wasn't a Ronaldo or a Messi; it was an uncountable number of vuvuzelas.
The data presented here demonstrate that direct, optogenetic activation of a specific hypothalamic cell population, in a manner that anatomically bypasses the amygdala, can evoke a persistent, scalable and generalizable emotion state.
Examples of behaviors to live well with illness include promoting participation, managing emotions, or managing persistent symptoms.
