In order to maintain the independence of the four kinds of emotion and reduce affection overlaps, it removes sentimental words between axes.
I'd also return family visiting to lifers and reduce the affection restrictions on married relationships because relationships and connection with loved ones should be fostered not restricted.
Patients showed hyposensitivity to rectosigmoid electrical stimulations, together with prolonged latencies and reduced amplitudes, indicating affection of visceral afferent neural trafficking.
The loneliness felt by older adults is even reduced by the affection for and from their children, and perceptions of attachment to their children increase their psychological well-being [ 67].
They also show no affection, have reduced our small back garden to a scale replica of Passchendaele and wake me – and the entire neighbourhood – at 6am with their vociferous complaining.
But they overshot the mark: The woman was a slender thing, not a Percheron, and she passed out, and her judgment was reduced to where her affection for them didn't mean much.
The combination of IBS, a variety of unexplained somatic symptoms, organic diseases, psychological affection and reduced QoL is common.
That anchor is partly constructed from elements such as a decent work-life balance, good affordable childcare, a fair income, reduced stress, and trust and affection.
ONE of Flaubert's greatest achievements in imagining another's life was '&apos A Simple Heart,'' the story of Felicite, a Norman peasant who serves her mistress for 50 years with dumb devotion while her narrow circle of affections is progressively reduced through betrayal and death, finally to center only on her parrot Loulou.
Physical affection also reduces stress hormones -- lowering daily levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
For infants of depressed mothers only, reduced left frontal brain activity was found to be related to lower levels of affection toward mother, but not to infant temperament.
