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2 giorni fa · Nowadays, most research into emotions in the clinical and well-being context focuses on emotion dynamics in daily life, predominantly the intensity of specific emotions and their variability, instability, inertia, and differentiation, as well as whether and how emotions augment or blunt each other over time and differences in these dynamics between people and along the lifespan.
3 giorni fa · 4) They can’t handle criticism or disagreement. Young and immature people can be overly sensitive when it comes to disagreement and criticism. They’ll automatically think that someone’s mild criticism of them or disagreement with their opinion is an attack on their character. This stems from a lack of worldly experience.
3 giorni fa · Could you make a list of all the emotions you feel in a day? Emotions play a fascinating role in how we work as humans. In this emotion guide I will give you a list of the most common emotions and tips on how to control your emotions.
1 giorno fa · Your partner will appreciate your expansive ability to admit your mistakes, self-reflect, and make positive changes. When you want to improve for the better, you’re protecting the sacredness and beauty of your relationship. This courageous act cultivates trust. You can be right, or you can be in love. It’s your choice.
5 giorni fa · The history of emotions, a rocket taking off according to Jan Plamper, seems to be screaming ‘know thyself!’ at psychology in all its various forms, but most specifically at neuroscience. The development of a hard science of emotions has involved, with every step ‘forward’, the forgetting of the previous step.
4 giorni fa · Metaphors for Emotions. 1. Waves of Sorrow. Meaning: Overwhelming grief that comes and goes in intensity. In a Sentence: “After hearing the news, waves of sorrow washed over her, leaving her feeling adrift in a sea of grief.” 2. Burning Anger. Meaning: Intense and consuming fury.
3 giorni fa · It may sound like the term for those bouncy Facebook emoticons, but in fact, meta-emotions are feelings you feel about your feelings. You might feel embarrassed for crying through The Notebook, say. Or frustrated that you feel bored on a “dream” vacation.
