Our previous findings suggest that the origins of emotions may modulate cognitive control, as assessed using the antisaccade test and the emotional Stroop test (Imbir & Jarymowicz, 2013), and other investigations have shown that sources of emotions may modulate the scope of attention (Imbir, 2013).
They played, against the Golden State Warriors, wearing black socks and armbands, and lost; the playoff picture, though, is clearly no longer their greatest source of emotion or anger.
"During those early years, the ability to coordinate and balance your own subcortical source of emotion is dependent on a caregiver's response to you," he said.
She believes that writing is generated along the pathways that connect the limbic system — a structure deep in the brain, the source of emotion and drive — with the temporal lobe, which controls our ability to grasp linguistic and philosophical meaning.
For men in general, "the idea of sacrifice for a 'brother' is a more suitable source of emotion".
In the small role of Lord Fairwright, Nat Chandler has weight and actually makes a scene of betrayal carry the night's lone source of emotion.
Another important factor in the modulation of functioning could be the source of emotion (internal vs. external) with regard to a physical cause of emotions or feelings.
His compositions are tense and fragile, controlled yet breathing, suggesting a great deal of restraint on his part in holding back from the characters, resisting a warm-hearted impulse to get close to them from the start and compelling himself to get to the source of emotions rather than merely eliciting them.
The stress you feel from seeing how much more fun everyone else is having begins in a part of the brain called the amygdala, which is one of the key components of the limbic system, the source of emotions and long-term memory, and one of the brain's most primal segments.
