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Showing 1 to 20 of 42 for “"Emotional Reaction"”.
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The Relationship Between Parental Support, Parent Emotional Reaction, and Parenting Stress with Children's Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms Following Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
… between parent factors (parental support, parent emotional reaction, and parenting stress) and child symptoms of posttraumatic stress was examined in the current study. Three hypotheses were tested: 1) parents and children interact in a transactional manner through the course of clinical services, …
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The Speech Situation Checklist: A Normative And Comparative Investigat
… the presence of a greater amount of negative emotional reaction and speech disruption in particular speech situations among children who stutter, compared to those who do not (Brutten & Vanryckeghem, 2003b; Knudson, 1939; Meyers, 1986; Trotter, 1983). Laboratory investigations have been …
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Enigmatic commercials: Schema distortion in television advertisements
… as it related to television commercials: recall, emotional reaction and the ability of viewers to make inferences. A total of 43 subjects participated in the study; No significant differences were found in the recall of the product/service or brand name between non-enigmatic and enigmatic …
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Footwork: A Novel
… deception and also forces the reader to have an emotional reaction. One of the ways this emotional reaction is achieved is by Footwork primarily being written in dialogue form. The dialogue encourages the reader to become emotionally invested in the characters’ struggles. The novel does not …
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‘I was there’ and ‘It happened to me’: an exploratory study of the social organization of killing by military police officers and combat soldiers, 1976-1987
… a dissociative state that deactivates one’s emotional reaction. Applicability of findings to other homicides is discussed.
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Preferences for shared medical decision-making: Cross-cultural perspectives
… themselves or their child, to record parents’ emotional reaction to shared medical decision-making, and to identify cultural differences on these topics in parents from Saudi Arabia and the UK. The results showed that parents were more likely to take an active role in the decision-making …
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A Library of Emotions
… through sensory experience, memory dictates an emotional reaction to a space based on previous experiences. This project is a discovery of how to engage the senses and the memory in order to evoke an emotive response.
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Does smoking produce an emotional relaxation?
… of their particular brand of cigarettes upon the emotional reaction of the smoker has offered the stimulus tor this research.</p> <p>Statement of problem: Physiological or psychological. The research reported here represents an experimental attempt to reveal the relationship between the …
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Behavioral Changes in Adult C57BL/6J Mice following Prenatal Exposure to Ethanol.
… tested to determine if loco-motor activity and emotional reaction to a novel environment had been affected. Significant differences due to treatment and sex were noted for both the number of urinations (p=.005 and .001, respectively) and fecal boli (p=.011 and .001, respectively). These results …
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Exploring Trauma and Its Impact on Disabled Students: An Analysis Using the Future of Families Study
… Association (APA) (n.d.) defines trauma as an emotional reaction to a terrible life event like rape, violence, or natural disaster. When trauma is experienced by a child on a repetitive and pervasive basis, it is referred to as complex trauma (van der Kolk, 2005). Felitti et al. (1998) coined …
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Emotional responsivity in people high and low in trait positive affect
… low in TPA. The current study examined emotional responsivity in forty-five undergraduates who scored either high or low in trait positive affect. Participants' reactions to emotional stimuli were assessed in two phases, a startle testing phase in which affective modulation of startle …
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Evaluating Sex and Line Differences in Successive Negative Contrast and Ethanol Consumption Using Alcohol Preferring and High Alcohol Drinking Rats
… Life events such as these can induce negative emotional reactions (e.g., anxiety and stress) which have been associated with increased drinking and in turn, an increased risk of developing an alcohol use disorder (AUD) (Keyes et al., 2011, Sinha, 2008). The present study used a consummatory …
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The Effect of Sonification in Informal Learning: From Fairy Tales to Art Galleries
… evaluating their impact on comprehension, emotional interpretation, and engagement. The third study investigated the role of Augmented Audio in an art gallery environment, assessing its influence on participants' emotional responses and engagement during art appreciation. The fourth study …
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Tetraplegia : the psychosocial problems encountered by black patients once discharged from the hospital
… The emphasis was placed on the patients’ emotional reaction to the injury, adjustment towards the injury and the guidelines for social work intervention with regard to the patient with tetraplegia. Ten respondents participated in the study after they were selected by using availability …
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Surviving sexually oriented bias incidents: The experiences of homosexually active men
… the multidirectional and multi-leveled reactions experienced following any bias incident. The phenomenological approach has allowed for a more in-depth examination of the lived experience; identifying that survivors experience immediate emotional reaction, long term reactions and …
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Tinnitus, physical activity and improved quality of life: investigation of the neural correlates of tinnitus and potential treatment options
… loudness of tinnitus, but rather the negative emotional reaction to the percept. This reaction is associated with impaired quality of life, anxiety and depression. The limbic system is the focal region of the brain involved in the emotional reaction to stimuli. However, few studies have …
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One transition: three journeys
… period. The Mothers’ theory ‘the transitional emotional rollercoaster’ encapsulated the core category emotional response. For the mothers the sense of being prepared and involved with the transition and the choice of school were significant factors in feeling emotionally balanced. The central …
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Culture and Motivation in Online Learning Environments
… is clearly an association between respondents’ emotional reactions to synchronous work and their IC scores; however, these coefficients are uniformly negative. This indicates that, as a learner collectivist score increases, the emotional reaction that the learner experiences as a result of …
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The impact of social information processing on peer relations in pediatric traumatic brain injury
… attribution for the cause of the event, their emotional reaction to the event, and how they would behave in response. Peer nominations and sociometric ratings were obtained at a separate classroom visit, completed by a subset of all participants. On the measure of SIP, children with severe TBI …
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The hyperventilation syndrome
… breathing is nearly always the result of emotional stress. The association between emotional stress and disorders of breathing is well-known: sighing with grief, gasping with rage, panting with fear, heaving with resentment. Of its origin, Darwin said, "Men, during numberless generations, …
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