Collocations withemotion
These are words often used in combination withemotion.
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basic emotion
Affective researchers have also proposed that each basic emotion is associated with a characteristic facial expression.
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complex emotion
No reported program to date has systematically trained complex emotion recognition in both visual and auditory channels, with lifelike faces and voices.
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conflicting emotions
However, a distinguishing feature of hypsos in rhetorical studies is that it combines conflicting emotions: fear and awe, horror and fascinations.
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deep emotion
All elicit either pity, in the case of violence, or deep emotion in the case of sexuality.
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display of emotion
Hedler cries, her first display of emotion in years.
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emotion of anger
The second goal of the study was to explore the possibility that maltreated foster children were more sensitive to the emotion of anger.
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emotion of fear
Then you will feel the emotion of fear, but only after it has been established through cognition.
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emotion regulation
Contributions from the study of high risk populations to understanding the development of emotion regulation.
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expressed emotion
Expressed emotion and clinical outcome in borderline personality disorder.
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expression of emotion
This makes the expression of emotion a possibly conscious and pre-meditated behavior.
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extreme emotion
Several other incidents later, which our hero meets with the same extreme emotion, he is led to further obsession with her as a love object.
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facial emotion
The processing of facial emotion involves a distributed network of limbic and paralimbic brain structures.
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human emotion
However, we have evidence that human emotion, irrespective of its cause, provides an impetus to learn from the environment in its own right.
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intense emotion
That is, we experience intense emotion, and then we attempt to reduce our emotion by using different techniques.
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mixed emotions
These mixed emotions lead to ambivalence.
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negative emotion
This suggests that suppression of negative emotion leads to increased physiological arousal.
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positive emotion
In this study, for example, operational definitions of anger and positive emotion were nonoverlapping.
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powerful emotions
Like waking stimuli, those that contain powerful emotions and elements of threat.
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pure emotion
The issue, however, is not one of pure emotion; the issue is what reasoned judgment we ought to reach.
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strong emotion
The second melodic style ubiquitous in comic numbers is rapid patter, which serves to depict rage, fear, joy or some other strong emotion.
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unpleasant emotions
All emotional conditioning whether of pleasant or unpleasant emotions seems to work in the same way.
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