Many human and animal studies have documented the impact of early life experiences on the neurobiological regulation of stress responsiveness, mood and anxiety disorders.
There is innate variability in infant reactivity, predictability, responsiveness, mood, and activity level [ 17, 18], and the contributions of children's temperamental attributes to early childhood obesity prevention are being examined [ 19].
(James R. Oestreich) SCHUMANN: G Minor Sonata, Waldszenen, Gesänge der Frühe Mitsuko Uchida, piano (Decca) Mitsuko Uchida's phrasing is heartfelt, her tone warm and her responsiveness to mood acute in her latest solo disc, a continuation of her exploration of Schumann.
Britain's transport minister, Lord Adonis, heaped praise on Network Rail's boss for his "responsiveness to the public mood at this time of economic hardship .That mood has turned very ugly indeed, and not just in Britain.
Mr. Gore's ability to scrap one campaign strategy and adopt another bespeaks a flexibility and responsiveness to the public mood that can be as valuable a leadership quality as idealism.
Mood, social responsiveness and quality of life were additionally assessed as secondary outcome measures.
Therefore, greater responsiveness and more positive mood were predictive of more positive quality of life ratings.
This is also supported by the responsiveness of cytokine-related mood changes to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor treatment.
Test of Nonverbal Intelligence (TONI) scores and 9 temperament dimensions, including activity level, predictability, approach/withdrawal, adaptability to change, intensity of reaction, threshold of responsiveness, general quality of mood, distractibility, and attention span/persistence were assessed.
Rafalca's Oldenburg qualities were on full display for Ebeling that day in 2006: her mood, gait and responsiveness to commands.
In these short scenes, Chastain and McAvoy have a sensual responsiveness to each other's moods that is now rare in movies and feels like a blessing.
