Sentence examples for psychological emotion from inspiring English sources

We used our new feature set in a psychological emotion dimension (arousal-valence) model.

COPD patients usually have low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and other adverse effects on psychological emotion and social adaptation ability.

In terms of strengths, the study connects psychological emotion regulation research (e.g. Richards and Gross 1999) with research on learning and instruction in university-based teacher education.

The amount of variance (R) accounted for was 26% (.012/0.24 0.28), 32% (.03/0.28 0.37) and 4% (0.04/0.03 0.05) by the social (speaking, smiling, contact with people), functional/physical (eating, cleaning) and psychological (emotion, schoolwork, sleeping) dimensions, respectively.

Anger is certainly a psychological emotion, but it is also physiological, involving chemical reactions in your brain.

"Expressing psychological emotions is not forbidden by law," underlined Dmitry Gilevich of the Russian emo band MAIO.

The presented computational model has been designed based on principles from recent neurological theories based on brain imaging, and psychological and emotion regulation theories.

From the preceding arguments by the Buddhist philosophers Dharmakīrti, Śāntarakṣita and Kamalaśīla it becomes clear that Buddhist philosophers do not operate with the psychological category "emotion"; at least not in the way that other Indian (and Western) philosophers do.

In the psychological literature, emotion is widely considered to play a core role in decision-making, as people form judgments not only from what they think but also from what they feel [ 52].

This means that the Western psychological category "emotions" does not feature prominently in Śāntarakṣita's account of the mind.

Explanations concern a two-way relationship of stress and health [ 55], pointing to the basic physiological and psychological processes: emotions, behaviours accompanying stress, and coping.