but emotions play a greater part in most decisions than we may be aware. If you’re married, for example, you’ll know that considerable thought may go into the decision about whether or not to get married. Very few, however, would argue that the decision is made solely on the basis o...
Emotions are central in therapeutic work, but interventions for violence vary in how they address emotions. While emotional work with perpetrators is often associated with 'anger management' and behavioural elements, a more comprehensive view of emotions might be beneficial in efforts to stop and ...
Also amongst both groups, the ability to report social emotion-experience was significantly associated with the ability to recognise social emotions in others, independent of age and verbal ability. However, contrary to predictions, no between-group differences in levels or patterns of performance on ...
The importance of the social worker showing emotions and standing firm in difficult situations came up repeatedly through the interview material. The youths experienced being seen not only through their behaviour, but also for the 79 Love: Recognising relationships in work with vulnerable youth person...
Mental health issues can affect any of us at any time. But do you know how to spot the signs if you, or someone you love, is struggling?
". In addition to subjective unhappiness, patients with low mood describe loss of enjoyment (anhedonia), or deadening of emotions. If there is a sense that the patient has indeed been experiencing low mood, the examiner should go on to ask about specific biological features (also called ...
it difficult to identify facial emotions in others such as anger, fear and happiness. But new research, published today in the journalPsychological Medicine, reveals that the siblings of children with conduct disorder, who display no symptoms themselves, also struggle to recognise certain emotions. ...
Also amongst both groups, the ability to report social emotion-experience was significantly associated with the ability to recognise social emotions in others, independent of age and verbal ability. However, contrary to predictions, no between-group differences in levels or patterns of performance on ...
Children with autism spectrum disordered (ASD) have difficulty recognising emotions in themselves and others. This work presents a portable device with the capability of recognising human emotional state which is part of the AT designed to help children with ASD to read and respond to the facial ...
assumed to lose their sense of self, emotions are preserved long into dementia and some can still discuss their lives, enabling exploration of respondents' own self-conceptualisation of experience.Design/methodology/approach Ten people, purposively sampled, living in long-term residential or nursing ...