Emotional responses

dealing with and embracing the various emotional responses. Each presentation triggered a different cathartic response. The intensity of these felt responses, nevertheless, is cause for attention. Emotions are necessary. Especially necessary for developing connections in relationships. Therefore, nurturing cold, distant, and desensitized responses isn’t optimal. However, in the development of healthy therapeutic relationships, heightened emotional responses are a very much counterproductive. The

A conditioned emotional response is seen in classical conditioning after a conditioned stimulus has been paired with an emotion producing unconditioned stimulus. In other words it is an emotional response that has been classically conditioned to occur to learned stimuli. Watson and Rayner created this for the first time with little Albert when he was about eight months and twenty-six days. They struck a hammer against a suspended steel bar and at the third time was when little Albert reacted and

by Losonczy-Marshall (2014) also states that emotional reaction are parts of how each individual reacts to stimuli and, thus, should be considered as part of temperaments. Emotional reactions are to be observed by emotional expression, which is a reaction to a particular stimulus that shows some bodily expression. This can be shown in multiple different variations such as vocally, facially, gestures, and/or posture. This communication of inner emotional states as outward expressions is often called

WEEK TWO I had not considered emotional history to a great extent before the seminar, instead focusing on the ‘everyday’ aspect of infant mortality (IM). Dyhouse and Newton’s articles presented questions, including why concern over IM grew, and why males were stoic rather than expressing emotion; something I had not acknowledged as part of Victorian mannerism, attributing it to the patriarchies of the postmodern world. Questioning whether the sources used by Newton portrayed true emotions or were

Brenda You brought up an excellent obstacle that is quite difficult to overcome and that is "CHANGE". We all know that change is distressing for one reason or another, but in order to overcome this challenge, we must first understand why that is. Why is it so hard to let go of the past and embrace the future? I consider this the million dollar question! If we truly understood it, then it would not be so hard for people to stop smoking, lose weight or conquer one's New Year's resolution. Furthermore

judged and critiqued in order to recognize if the poem being read is something that has been well written or something just thrown together without much thought. The main argument that will be used in favor of a well written poem will be the emotional response the reader gets. This is a totally acceptable reason for liking a poem and one that I find important, but it is a reasoning that is hard to quantify or even explain except for the person who has experienced it. Even if this is their only way

Intended Emotional Response: Inspiration Which is More Important: Talent or Hard Work? In life nothing is easy, From the second you’re born life becomes a challenge. As you grow older life will become more difficult than you can ever imagine. As children you are taught from a young age that if want something in life you have to work for it, don't get me wrong talent can be a good thing, but it won't get you far. Far too many people believe that they can mosey through life, relying on their talents

and most notably the use of non-diegetic music during the transition and beginning of the scene to set the mood. I would've liked the story to have been more thought provoking, or illicit a more emotional response, but in my opinion it failed to do so. The only moment when I truly had an emotional response was everyone had given up on the meaning of the word, “Rosebud”, and followed that scene with the burning of

cognitive processes and skills, such as the development of language, reasoning, pattern recognition, and memory. These skills can translate into other school subjects as well. This paper explores the relationship between music and perceptions and emotional responses, and also examines the cognitive benefits of musical training. In order to understand the relationship between music and cognitive processes, it is important to understand how music is perceived and processed in the brain. Musical perception

Research Assignment for Cognitive Emotion Regulation on the Vicarious Emotional Response Cassidy LaBlue Northwestern State University The research assignment that I chose is called The role of cognitive emotion regulation on the vicarious emotional response. This research experiment was completed to determine if emotion management strategies lead to various substituted emotional feedback. In this study, emotional feedback was compared to the form of emotion method that the participants