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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Emotional expressiveness"”.
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Family Emotional Expressiveness as a Mediator of Children's Social Competence
… this study was to explore the connection between emotional expression in the child's family environment and children's social competence with peers at school. Previous research was extended in two ways: by direct observation and quantification of affective dimensions characterizing family …
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Family emotional expressiveness as a mediator of children's social competence
… this study was to explore the connection between emotional expression in the child's family environment and children's social competence with peers at school. Previous research was extended in two ways: by direct observation and quantification of affective dimensions characterizing family …
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The relationship of masculine gender role stress to emotional expressiveness, psychophysiological reactivity, and social support
… responses of males in situations demanding emotional expression. Sixty male college students scoring in the upper and lower third of the MGRS scale distribution responded to role play scenarios designed to elicit angry and tender emotional responses. Subjects rated how stressful they found …
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Investigating the mediating effects of family emotional expressiveness, language skills, social skills, on relationship between the early caregiving environment and future adolescent behavior outcomes
… Fonagy, Gergely, & Target, 2007). Language and emotional expressiveness are common themes that past research suggest are aspects of healthy and open parent-child interactions, and which may have associations with positive child outcomes (Carlson, Mandell, & Williams, 2004). Participants included …
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Assessing the validity of a discrete negative emotions measure and its relationship to psychological outcomes
Research has investigated the effects of emotional expressiveness on different developmental outcomes. Whereas an abundance of work has examined positive and negative emotional expressiveness (Cassidy, Parke, Butkovsky, & Braungart, 1992; Cooley, 1992; Watson & Clark, 1984), little research has …
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Adolescent attachment : implications for adolescent interpersonal behavior
… and one with close friends, and a measure of emotional expressiveness (EES; Kring et al., 1994). The diary entries were coded to assess the hypothesized interpersonal manifestations (self-disclosure, emotional expressiveness, conflict, and positive versus negative valence) of attachment. …
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The Role of Family Factors in Child Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
… (e.g. the degree of warmth, <br/>criticism and emotional over- involvement); and iv) the general family environment. Given that few attempts have been made to test these hypotheses and research findings have been mixed, determining additional factors affecting children exposed to trauma was …
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Elementary School Children's Perceptions of the Process of Counseling with School Counselors who Utilize Play Therapy Techniques
… categories: (a) therapeutic relationship, (b) emotional expressiveness, and (c) creative play, which included properties and sub-properties. To verify findings, expert consultation, member checks, and rival explanations were sought. Findings are discussed, followed by a conceptual framework of …
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Family Expressivity and Social Anxiety in Children: The Potential Mediating and Moderating Roles of Emotion Regulation
… or moderator in the relations between a family’s emotional expressiveness and their child’s social anxiety was explored in a sample of clinic-referred children. For the mediational analyses, it was predicted that emotional expressivity in families would be associated with social anxiety and that …
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Software support for experience sampling
… design is becoming more reliant on user emotional states to improve usability, adapt to the user’s state, and allow greater expressiveness. Historically, usability has relied on performance metrics for evaluation, but user experience, with an emphasis on aesthetics and emotions, has …
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Finding Harmony: The Lived Experiences of African Americans Who Have Participated in Emotionally Focused Therapy
… of African Americans who have participated in emotionally focused therapy (EFT) within the past 2 years. Despite EFT's recognized effectiveness in fostering secure attachments and emotional expressiveness among distressed couples, there is a significant gap in research concerning its …
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What do adolescent natal males choose to tell us about self-harm: a thematic analysis of self-harm vlogs
… Concealment, Addiction & Intensification, Emotional Expression, Thoughts about Help and Sharing Knowledge & Expertise. The study found that vloggers wanted to use their first hand experiences of self-harm to be a source of information,encouragement and support for those engaged in self-harm …
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Evaluation of the implementation of a psychological behaviour change model to promote energy saving behaviour. Implementation of a mobile app with the virtual robotic head Floka
… to the app's persuasive effect through its socio-emotional expressiveness. In addition, various gamification elements support the motivation for long-term use of the app.<br /><br /> In this thesis, I investigated the hypothesis that a mobile app implementing a well-known and validated behaviour …
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The Relationship between nurses’sense of humor and empowerment
… each of the sub-dimensions scored in order of Emotional Expressiveness, Liking of Humor and Metamessage Sensitivity . 2. The mean score of the nurse’s empowerment was 53.94±7.85 out of 84 and each of the sub-dimensions scored in order of meaning, competence, self-determination and impact. 3. …
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The relationship between emotional expression and psychological distress amongst British, Indian, Polish, and South African university students
… distress and knowledge of cultural factors in emotional expression is needed to improve clinical practice. Several cross-cultural studies have described individual constructs of emotional expression, yet the organisation of the multiple emotional expression components remains unknown. This …
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Observers' Misperception of Pain in Older Adults with Dementia
… with and without dementia did not differ in emotional expressiveness during pain. In the judgment study, observers were sensitive and accurate judges of pain. Overall, observers were substantially more accurate when judging the pain of individuals with dementia, with observers’ age and scores …
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Neurocognitive development in children
… scores. Other family dynamic factors, such as emotional expressiveness, also contributed to prosocial outcomes. Early cognitive scores accounted for a significant but modest proportion of variance in later neurodevelopmental outcomes, particularly in language and visuospatial domains. The …