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Showing 1 to 20 of 88 for “"Negative Emotion"”.
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Negative emotion and eyewitness memory
… or being the victim of a crime is often emotionally distressing, and this emotional distress reaction can influence the storage and retrieval of event-related memory. Eyewitness memory, therefore, cannot be adequately understood without an account of the memorial effects of negative …
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Hostility and Negative Emotion: Implications for Verbal Learning and Cardiovascular Regulation
… literature on hostility and the effects of negative emotional state on cognition, the present investigation used a cold pressor to induce a negative emotional/pain state in high and low hostile participants and measured. The subsequent effects on the acquisition of the Auditory Affective …
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Stressors and Hypertension in Women: Negative Emotion and It's Effect on Blood Pressure
… it was to demonstrate the correlation between negative emotions, like those of shame or guilt, and an elevated blood pressure.</p> <p><strong>Question</strong></p> <p>Will the written expression of the negative emotions, like shame or guilt, increase a woman’s blood pressure as compared to the …
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Do Rats Consume Ethanol to Regulate a Negative Emotion Induced by a Successive Negative Contrast Procedure?
… engage in other behaviors in order to reduce a negative emotional state (Khantzian, 1985; Gross, 2013; Crum et al., 2013). Rats experiencing a negative state induced by various stressors (Bertholomey et al., 2010), or a decrease or loss in reward value of a sucrose solution (Manzo et al., 2015; …
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Biased Attentional Processing for Negative Emotion and Youth Internalizing Psychopathology: The Role of Attentional Control Deficits
<p>Biased attention for salient negative emotional stimuli is a proposed cognitive mechanism of internalizing disorders, namely depression and anxiety. Previous studies have demonstrated biases in bottom-up, stimulus-driven attentional systems, as well as top-down, goal-oriented attentional …
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Differential contributions of subregions of the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex to negative emotion in the common marmoset
… implicated in a broad range of cognitive and emotional functions, including the processing of negative emotion. Furthermore, abnormalities in dACC activity have been associated with anxiety and depression, disorders in which negative emotion is dysregulated. Thus, a better understanding of the …
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Negative emotion in romantic relationships predicts change in partner attributions, appraisal of issue importance, and communication behavior during relationship conflict.
… the function of hard, soft, and flat emotion in 67 undergraduate dating couples engaged in romantic relationship conflict. The primary objective of this study was to investigate associations among these three types of negative emotion and the attributions, appraisals, and communication …
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Negative emotion in romantic relationships predicts change in partner attributions, appraisal of issue importance, and communication behavior during relationship conflict.
… the function of hard, soft, and flat emotion in 67 undergraduate dating couples engaged in romantic relationship conflict. The primary objective of this study was to investigate associations among these three types of negative emotion and the attributions, appraisals, and communication …
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Influence of negative affect on false memory production
This thesis investigates the effect of negative emotion induction on the production rate of false memories. False memories are a significant concern for situations in which the accuracy of memory is relied upon or called into question. Within the legal system eyewitness testimonies may often be the …
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Aging and emotion : ratings of cartoons and the Survey of the quality of life of adult men and women
… in terms of their expression of positive and negative emotion. It was hypothesized that that there would be a difference between young and aged subjects in intensity of positive and negative emotional experience as measured by response to cartoons and the Survey of the Quality of Life of Adult …
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Eating and Substance Use: A Comparison of Latter-day Saint and Non-Latter-day Saint College Females
… use and eating behaviors in response to negative emotion. Additionally, this study explored differences between LDS and non-LDS females regarding body image, as well as body image differences between LDS females residing inside Utah and outside Utah. Findings suggested that non-LDS …
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Relations Between Parent Emotion Coaching and Children's Emotionality: The Importance of Children's Cognitive and Emotional Self-Regulation
… are still investigating how cognitive and emotional regulation work together to explain development of self-regulation. This study investigated how children's private speech interacted with emotion regulation, conceptualized as effortful control, to predict children's emotionality. I also …
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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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Mothers’ neural response to valenced infant interactions predicts postnatal depression and anxiety
… old infant during tasks evoking positive or negative emotion. They were tracked across the ensuing 15 months to monitor changes in affective symptoms. Past and current episodes of depression and anxiety, as well as future symptoms, were used to predict differences in mothers’ hemodynamic …
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Student Emotions in a Productive Failure Paradigm
… knowledge. To date, however, the role of student emotion in this paradigm has not been investigated. Student emotion influences student learning outcomes; while there are some exceptions, negative emotion typically interferes with student learning. This leads to a conundrum because productive …
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Sensitivity of relational memory representations to the factors of repetition, emotion, and context information
… in episodic experiences –namely, repetition, negative emotion, and context, and the sensitivity of relational memory representations to these factors. The first experiment examined relational memory sensitivity to repetition-induced changes in memory strength and its neural substrates as …
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The Alchemy of Acceptance: How Accepting Emotions Enhances the Ability to Flexibly Work with Them
… the adaptive ways we encounter and interact with negative emotions. Research shows that acceptance, an emotion regulation technique involving non-judgmentally and non-reactively encountering negative emotion, benefits well-being. Acceptance provides a useful counterpoint to research demonstrating …
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The relationship between cultural identification, emotional regulation, mental health and tobacco use and Native Americans
… of psychological health, both withholding of negative emotion and depression were studied; tobacco dependency and tobacco use were examined as a physical health outcome. A group of 218 Native Americans participated in the study. Results of the study indicated that White identification on the …
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Effects of Motion on Infants' Negativity Bias in Emotion Perception
… by, attending more to, and responding to more negative emotion information from the environment than positive emotion information. This study used a Tobii© T60 eye-tracking system to examine differences in 8- to 12-month-old infants' latencies to disengage from a centrally-presented face for …
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Toward Extended Situational Crisis Communication Theory: Include Visuals, Prior Performance, and Framing Devices
… five reactions: a) crisis responsibility, b) negative emotion, c) negative word of mouth, d) punitiveness, and e) purchase intention. Visual stimuli manipulation was created using pictures relating to actions (e.g., cleaning spilled oil) and damages (e.g., dolphin carcass). Distinctiveness …
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