Sentence examples for specifically emotional from inspiring English sources

Specifically, emotional distracters enhanced activity in emotion processing regions, such as AMY, vlPFC, and medial PFC, while disrupting delay activity in dorsal executive brain regions, such as the dorso-lateral PFC (dlPFC) and the lateral parietal cortex (LPC).

This study investigated how trustworthiness modulates facial reactions to emotional faces, specifically emotional mimicry.

Specifically, emotional demands will have a positive impact on exhaustion, but after exceeding a particular level of emotional demands, its impact on exhaustion will become negative.

A previous study has linked childhood trauma (specifically emotional abuse) to later affective lability in personality disorders and in BD (Goodman et al. 2003).

The purpose of the present study was to further this line of research by using an intensive longitudinal research design to examine among college students (N = 1634, 53.7% women) whether reports of interpersonal CT, specifically emotional abuse and neglect, uniquely moderate the within-person association between repeated assessments of daily stress and negative affect (NA)(i.e., stress-reactivity).

Specifically, emotional job demands form the heart of the work for nurses and for this reason they can be interpreted by nurses as a challenge that promotes motivation and well-being among these professionals, especially if personal and job resources become available.

Specifically, we used an emotional version of the COWAT (eCOWAT), which requires individuals to generate words that have a specific emotional meaning for them and that are associated with specific memories.

We investigate whether emotion contagion can occur in virtual teams; specifically, the emotional influence of text-based and behavior-based cues on participants' emotion in 4-person virtual teams.

Public funds are reserved for domestic violence under the plans but the government's definition specifically excludes emotional violence – a proposal that has been condemned by many, not least by the House of Commons justice committee.

Two different subtests were constructed to calculate the indexes reflecting changes in task performance caused specifically by emotional processing.

However, although all these studies present global results about teachers' digital competences, few look specifically into emotional skills and even fewer into empathy in this area.