The abnormal activity of the corticolimbic network leads to the disruptions of top-down processing, which is thought to mediate pervasive emotions of sadness and negative affect in MDD patients.
The association of hospice with death is a major impediment to hospice enrollments as fear of death is a pervasive human emotion.
When fear is pervasive and emotions are high, poor decisions are made but he believes that such an environment "creates bottoms, not tops".
Anxiety is more pervasive than a simple emotion.
In the Anderson blog (Anderson, 2016), Randy Garrison rightly notes that emotions are inherently pervasive in learning, and act differently on all presences depending on the context, and recommends that this presence needs to be explored.
Thus, in addition to the experiential aspects of emotions, emotions embody appraisal systems that are pervasive to all levels of the brain to facilitate function, adaptation, and survival.
The "nothing" of Barnes's title is death, the thought of which produces an emotion, fear – fear so intense, so pervasive, as to be at times disabling.
"We've never, until now, been able to tie a pervasive market-wide seasonal phenomenon to individual investors' emotions," said Lisa Kramer, a professor of behavioral finance at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, in a press release.
The five properties that comprised traveling into despair were: Irrational emotions, Inability to function, Invasive thoughts, Pervasive anxiety, and Social withdrawal.
