related to “grief” and “regret” amongst Austroasiatic languages. By contrast, “anger” was related to “envy” among Nakh-Daghestanian languages, but was more related to “hate,”“bad,” and “proud” among Austronesian languages. Researchers interpreted these findings to mean that emotion...
Feelings, once formed, become the chief determinants of man’s emotional life, as the emergence and content of situational emotions depend on feelings; for example, the feeling of love dictates the lover’s sense of pride in the beloved, hatred toward the beloved’s enemies, grief over the ...
In fact, it is the feeling component (组成部分) that is generally referred to when emotions are mentioned. Grief, joy, anger, jealousy and fear feel very different from one another. These subjectively determined feelings are the essence of emotion....
Emotions such as contentment with oneself, joy for the patient's improvement, and, notably, grief or worry for the patient may build a sense of self-worth and strengthen bonding with the patient. This may explain their association with provider well-being....
An emotion is usually an intense but short-lived experience, which helps explain why many people struggle to accurately identify their emotions. They disappear as fast as they come. On the other hand, feelings can linger for a long time. For example, grief over the death of a loved one is...
the English-conceptualized emotions of "grief" and "regret." The Sirkhi dialect of Dargwa, in contrast, uses "dard" to convey both "grief" and "anxiety." Persian speakers, it seems, may think of grief as more related to regret while Dargwa speakers may see it as more similar to ...
The depth of this phase surprised me. There was so much baggage, so much pain to sort through, and so many confusing emotions to sit with. But the more I sat, the more the emotions spoke, revealing my guilt, grief, dissatisfaction, and many more realities I was unaware of. Life was ...
This conceptual article theorizes about the effect of emotions of individual organizational leaders during a period of sustainability-related upheaval within an industry. To illustrate the effect of emotions, it proposes to draw on the model of five stages of grief by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, a conce...
Regardless, learning to cope with these losses will help your emotional well-being when faced with more losses. One way to cope is to come face-to-face with your grief and let it process. Practice mindfulness: You may have heard the term mindfulness before, but you may be unaware of ...
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