These findings indicate that young adults with autism may rely on visual information, such as bodily and contextual cues, to accurately identify emotions, which has ramifications for this group's ability to recognize emotions in real-world situations and may inform future evaluations and interventions...
OLDER ADULTS PERCEIVE MORE OF A BLEND WHEN IDENTIFYING EMOTIONSThe present study presented facial and lexical emotional information to 63 young adults (18-29 years) and 62 older adults (60-80 years).J Stanley, F Blanchard-FieldsThe Gerontologist...
LGBTQ therapy for young adults is a safe place where they can process their emotions and struggles with trained professionals who understand their experiences. Here are some benefits of LGBTQ therapy for young adults and how it can transform their lives. 6 July 2023 Delving Into The World Of ...
The most important part is to understand the emotions underlying your child’s behavior. Enlist the help of a professional (your child’s primary care doctor or a therapist, for example) if your child is unwilling to open up to you. Be aware of any prescription drugs they are utilized, to...
26 Importantly, our findings highlight the importance of the left vlPFC in encoding stimulus-outcome associations,46 optimistic bias,74 free choice75 and approach-related emotions48 and show more precisely how elevated activity in bilateral VS and left vlPFC during uncertain RE predisposes to risky...
Older adults may also possess different preferences and values than younger adults, such as a proclivity for reliable, rather than novel, social interactions, which may help sustain or promote well-being (Löckenhoff and Carstensen, 2004). Nevertheless, it should be kept in mind that the ...
In a study by Young and colleagues,39 young people who identified with “alternative” subcultures (including goths) were more likely to report autonomic reasons for self-harming (ie, to reduce negative emotions), including to “stop bad feelings” and to “relieve feeling numb or empty” ...
. Negative emotions, such as worry, can also lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction, contributing to symptoms like loss of appetite [Citation40]. Therefore, healthcare professionals should prioritize worry as a target for intervention. Through further interviews, the underlying causes of patients’ worry...
their emotions, and develop healthy coping mechanisms. By implementing strategies that actively involve young people, parents, educators, and community professionals, emotional literacy can be cultivated and supported, leading to improved mental health, coping mechanisms, and overall wellbeing for young ...
by providing a numeric level of each dimension to describe the specific emotions. Each discrete emotion can be identified by specific combinations of the dimensions. The meaning of these specific adjectives may differ by individual, culture or some other influence; however, the method for identifying...