Pathetic fallacy, poetic practice of attributing human emotion or responses to nature, inanimate objects, or animals.
Getting into the practice of naming your emotions as sadness, embarrassment, joy, contentment, or any other number of feelings will start raising your EQ right away.
"Today was disappointing because that's not the way I've been practicing," she said, devoid of emotion.
She scoffed at the men's practiced and worn declarations of emotion, and asked if the contestants were expected to eat the Renaissance fair-style platters of food everywhere.
Our finding of greater activation in the right pSTS/ TPJ among experts suggests that the meditative practice of compassion may enhance emotion sharing, as well as perspective taking.
(Indeed, some of the distinctive early modern practice of generating long lists of emotions, as well as many of the forms of classification, can be traced to these sources).
The present study investigated teacher educators' perceptions of appropriate and inappropriate emotion display by teachers during teaching and in interactions with students, as well as the functions of emotion regulation in practice.
"It's a lot of commitment and fear and all kinds of emotion and coordination and practice and playing in shows where no one's there".
Usually, though, this sense of prompting has been built by years of thought and practice of moral principle, not by emotion.
I've had people say to me, seeing me have emotion, "But aren't you a Buddhist?" As if the practices of Buddhism eliminate emotion.
