'Negative emotion' diaporamas de présentation

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Romantic and Family Relationships

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Romantic and Family Relationships

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Constructive Consumer Choice Processes

Constructive Consumer Choice Processes. James R. Bettman Mary Frances Luce John W. Payne. How Consumers construct choices?. People often do not have well-defined preferences; instead, they may construct then on the spot when needed. Why Are Preferences Constructive?.

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Developmental Theories

Developmental Theories . Life-course perspective Latent Trait perspective. Why do we need developmental theories?. Can criminologists be satisfied with existing theories? Each of the theories tries to explain between individual differences . Why do we need developmental theories?.

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Dealing with Difficult Situations

Dealing with Difficult Situations. Becky Davis. Agenda. Establishing the Context Situations in a Customer Service Setting Internal/External Common Complaints & Negative Behaviors Identifying Fundamental Principles The Anatomy of Conflict Why is there conflict; What makes it dangerous?

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Living Matrix

Living Matrix. Heart Coherence. Insert Video = Heart Coherence . The Institute of HeartMath. Howard Martin, Deborah Rozman and Rollin McCraty featured in the Living Matrix. HeartMath is global leader in emotional physiology research.

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Frontal Lobe and Phineus Gage

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The Mellow Years?: Neural Basis of Improving Emotional Stability over Age

The Mellow Years?: Neural Basis of Improving Emotional Stability over Age. Williams et al. (2006) Amir Shams Tabrizi. Introduction. Behavioral studies have reported that emotional functions improve with age: - Less negativity - Easing of emotional intensity

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What is Stress?

What is Stress?. A physiological response? Particular emotions? A major life event? A minor life event? A circumstance? A conflict between two competing drives? . What do adolescents find stressful?. Academic Interpersonal: Family Peer: Friends, romance

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Exploring Lifespan Development

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PSY402 Theories of Learning

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Understanding our emotional and behavioural disorders.

Understanding our emotional and behavioural disorders. Michael Free. The 4-P model. Predisposing factors Precipitating factors Problem Perpetuating factors. The problem is usually excess negative emotion, and/or counter-productive behaviour. Predisposing Factors. Temperament.

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What is Negative Emotion?

What is Negative Emotion? . How did people communicate when they experience them? Amira Muktar. Emotion.

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t he sniper

t he sniper. i rony in it. They were deep and thoughtful, the eyes of a man who is used to looking at death.

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METHOD PARTICIPANTS 393 undergraduates completed the study, ( M age = 20; 75% female; 50% Asian, 21% Caucasian). M

INTRODUCTION Memory distortions have been studied extensively over the last three decades, and several branches of research, or paradigms, have been used. Misinformation Paradigm Misleading post-event information can distort our memory for the original event (Loftus, 2005).

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Parent-Child Emotion Language During Storytelling in Children

Significant positive partial correlations observed in DD but not CO group. Significant positive partial correlations observed in CO but not DD group. Child Agree. With. Child Total Behavioural Expression of Emotion. Child Disagree.

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Introduction

Positive Emotion in Language Production: Age Differences in Emotional Valence of Stories Elise Rosa and Deborah Burke Pomona College. Method- Experiment 2 Participants 16 college student ( M = 18.69 years, 8 men and 8 women) and 16 healthy older adults ( M = 72.87 years, 11 women and 5 men).

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