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Community, Diversity, and Difference: Implications for Peace
The two accounts of persuasion given make sense only if reason and emotion are strongly differentiated. If reason and emotion are not radically separate faculties or if reason and emotion interact extensively, then the accounts I gave of how ...
Alison Bailey, Paula J. Smithka, 2002
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Loving Nature: Towards an Ecology of Emotion - Pagina 132
expressions of emotion are partly dependent on gender. Women on both sides of the old-growth forest dispute were more willing than men to express their concerns in emotional terms, more ready to take the responsibility of making an ...
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Handbook of Affective Sciences - Pagina 39
The questions and methods used to approach brain substrates of feeling and emotion are quite different in studies of humans from studies of animals. This is partly why different brain structures have been highlighted in different species.
Richard J. Davidson William James and Vilas Research Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry Director of the Laboratory of Affective Neuroscience University of Wisconsin, Klaus R. Scherer Professor of Psychology University of Geneva, Department of Psychology University of Wisconsin H. Hill Goldsmith Leona Tyler Professor of Psychology, 2002
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Phenomenological Approaches to Moral Philosophy: A Handbook
Moreover, both acts of judgment and acts of emotion are of either positive or negative character; just as judgments are either affirmations or negations, analogously, acts of emotion are either pro-attitudes (love, desire, will, positive interest) or ...
J.J. Drummond, Lester Embree, 2013
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Wda Adjudication Manual - Pagina 77
Box 3 Point Spreads: 15-29; 30-59 (Sometimes Knows) • Moderate levels of appeal and emotion are communicated by the Drillers, who have begun to establish an effective dialog with the audience. • Drillers display a good understanding of ...
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Unequal Englishes: The Politics of Englishes Today
The more recent, linguistic anthropological framework of language ideology represents a step forward, as dimensions of affect and emotion are considered to be constitutive of identities and located within relations of power. But still, we need to ...
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Psychology in India: Intersecting Crossroads - Pagina 80
Universalists like Izard ( 1 994) argued that facial expressions of emotion are "innate (but not displayed in adults of all cultures) or universal (because of culture - constant learning) but show individual and cultural variability in the semantic ...
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The Dysregulated Adult: Integrated Treatment Approaches - Pagina 71
Interestingly, deliberate facial expressions that are expressed without the corresponding emotion are usually asymmetrical as opposed to spontaneous ones. For instance, a deliberate smile tends to be stronger on the left side of the face in ...
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Early Clinical Intervention and Prevention in Schizophrenia
Abnormalities inthe expression or encoding of emotion are a defining featureof schizophrenia. Flator inappropriate facial expressions of emotion are considered major characteristic signs ofthedisorder. It is obvious that such deficits can have ...
William S. Stone, Stephen V. Faraone, Ming T. Tsuang, 2003
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Street Smarts and Critical Theory: Listening to the Vernacular
No neutral language for description exists, and appeals to emotion are legitimate and inevitable elements of all rhetoric. Because reason and emotion are inextricably related, appeals to emotion are not forms of compulsion that produce ...
