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Showing 1 to 20 of 197 for “"sadness"”.
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The Expression and Regulation of Sadness in Complicated Grief
… less emotional context-sensitivity (i.e., less sadness and more negative emotions other than sadness) than non-pathological bereaved participants in the sad condition. Our findings demonstrate differences in both the emotional expression and emotional experience of the CG group compared with the …
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Melancholy and the Infinite Sadness: A Mental Therapy Retreat
… was guided based on the idea that we could take sadness as a manifestation in order to allow the possibility of controlling and manipulating it. The idea was based on a well documented understanding that melancholia creates a permeable boundary between consciousness and unconsciousness. In …
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Reactions to men and women expressing sadness, joy, and anger
… (male or female), and the emotion expressed (sadness, joy, or anger) by a hypothetical character (male or female) affected the participants' reactions to the character. Ratings were obtained from 66 male and 66 female college students on: 1) causal attributions, 2) behavior-gender congruence, …
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Political sadness: Democratic institutions and citizens in a depressing world
Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2027-05-01
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Species Sadness: Race, Gender, And Animality In Twentieth-Century Mexico And Central America
… during moments of ideological change. Species Sadness thus provides a framework for thinking about three periods of political turmoil in Central America and Mexico in relation to each other—rising fascism in the thirties, incipient feminism in the sixties, and the Sandinista revolution of the …
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How is shame resolved? An experimental study on the roles of anger and sadness
… effects of facilitating anger vs. facilitating sadness in the context of shame activation. The main hypothesis posited that facilitating anger, as opposed to sadness, would better promote emotional recovery from shame. This was inspired by an emerging line of research suggesting that …
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The philosopher, the preacher, and the poet : sadness and suffering in late medieval English literature
… and authors of late medieval England depicted sadness and suffering in the way that they did, it is important to understand the intellectual, as well as the social, contexts in which they were producing these texts. Section one aims to present an account of late medieval theory of mind and …
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Anger and Sadness Rumination and Their Impact on Momentary Changes in Impulsivity and Pain Tolerance: Implications for the Development of Suicide Risk
… found physiological differences between low (ex. sadness) and high (ex. anger) arousal negative affective states, the present thesis project sought to examine the effects of anger and sadness rumination on state pain tolerance and impulsivity to examine the mechanisms that underlie non-suicidal …
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A Daily Diary Analysis of Preschool Depressive Behaviors: Same Day and Prospective Associations Across 14 Days
… adults, certain depressive behaviors, such as sadness and irritability, are more common in early childhood whereas other depressive behaviors, such as loss of pleasure and suicidal ideation, are much less common. However, little is known about day-to-day variations in common depressive …
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Discrete Emotion and Motivation: Relative activation in Appetitive and Aversive Motivational System as a Function of Anger, Sadness, Fear, and Joy embedded in the Content of Televised Information Campaigns.
… and experience of discrete emotions (anger, sadness, joy, and fear) experienced while viewing televised PSAs. The current study was conducted from the perspective of LC4MP which theorizes that conscious emotional experience is evoked by the activated motivational systems. This study used …
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Do Dilemmas on a Moral Judgment task Elicit Feeling States Known to Affect Information Processing?
… positive emotions and an increase in anger and sadness in response to dilemmas used on traditional moral judgment tasks. 2) No differences were found in emotional responses between the self-oriented and other-oriented moral dilemmas. 3) Answering the reasoning sections appears to attenuate …
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The Impact of Schadenfreude as an Emotional Frame in Crisis Communications on Perception of Corporate Reputation
… design, this study explores the emotions of sadness and anger, as well as the concept of schadenfreude in relationship to stakeholders' perceptions of corporate reputation. In addition to using the previously tested emotions of sadness and anger in this context, the concept of schadenfreude …
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The Effects of a Humanoid Robot's Non-lexical Vocalization on Emotion Recognition and Robot Perception
… and basic emotions (anger, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise) on user perception. While listening to the fairytale with the participant, a humanoid robot (Pepper) responded to the story with a recorded emotional sound with a gesture. Participants showed significantly higher emotion …
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Children's Private Speech During an Emotion-Eliciting Task
… task. Emotional expressions (anger and sadness), emotion regulation strategies (distraction and self-comforting behaviors), persistence (latency to quit and duration of on-task behavior), and children's private speech were coded. Whereas higher levels of nonfacilitative task-relevant …
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Mental Health Trends Among African American High School Students
… (1) examines 2011–2021 trends in persistent sadness/hopelessness, suicidal ideation, suicide planning, and suicide attempts among African American high school students; (2) explores gender differences; and (3) compares these patterns to national averages to assess disparities. This secondary …
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The psychometric principles of affect: are they ideal?
… whether co-endorsements of happiness and sadness occur because individuals use an ideal point response process to respond to affect indicators. An ideal point process posits that individuals endorse items most close to their latent trait standing. Hence, individuals feeling less intense …
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The Mediating Role of Emotion Regulation in the Relations of Between Somatization and Internalizing Disorders in Children
… of three types of emotion (i.e., anger, sadness, worry), somatic symptoms, and internalizing symptoms to determine if emotion regulation mediates the relations between somatic symptoms and internalizing symptoms. Data were analyzed following the steps of Baron and Kenny's (1986) specified …
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Young People and Depression: A Sociological Perspective.
… is a common mental disorder characterized by sadness, loss of interest in activities and by decreased energy. Depression is no respecter of status, intelligence, class or race. It can strike anyone at any time. The severity of depression can range from mild to acute. At the most severe end of …
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Canaries
… heads above water. These are stories marked by sadness and loss and great hardship, both internally and externally, but more than anything they are stories of hope.</p>
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The Influnence of Empathy Priming and Social Value Orientations On the Motivation For Prosocial Behavior
… perspective taking activates personal distress, sadness and/or oneness. Personal distress, sadness and/or oneness then leads to egoistically motivated prosocial behavior (e.g., Maner et al. 2002). The current research examines the motivation for prosocial behavior by using priming instead of …
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