On the other hand, the most frequent categories for discrepant constructs within the emotional area were 'balanced unbalanced' (32.7%), 'optimistic pessimistic' (23.5%), and specific emotions (22.4%).
The study involved examining Facebook profiles for evidence of "emotional contagion", trying to find out whether being exposed to specific emotions invokes that mood in readers.
I set a base of colours to represent specific emotions.
Later beholders – his works began to be talked about soon after his death in 1783 – gave descriptive titles to his contorted heads, attributing specific emotions to each one.
Sampha helped with chords, conjuring specific emotions like feeling "brooding but with an underlying hope, but mainly depressed"; Epworth helped with "structure".
In his early drafts, Shea leaves out the eaters' rankings and consumption statistics and focusses on the specific emotions each competitive eater evokes in him.
There is, too, a danger in conjuring up such primal, specific emotions within a theatrical setting, where the heartfelt can easily succumb to showmanship.
This was essential, he stressed: "The message must go straight to the stomach, not to the brain, and connect with specific emotions involving fear, health, money, safety.
In addition, there is the use of facial expression to portray a variety of specific emotions that is the peculiar achievement of the Vladimir-Suzdal school.
As Balasaraswati matured, she became ever more adept at both nritta (nonrepresentational movement) and abhinaya (movement depicting specific emotions or moods).
During data collection, the subjects were asked to express specific emotions through words.
