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You could navigate and understand every emotional intersection.
Whether it's training for a marathon, picking up an old hobby, or learning a new skill, for most people, self-transformation projects occupy a very positive emotional space.
But there's another type of transformation that occupies a very different emotional space.
Nowadays, there are computational systems that can suss out emotional states and even lying from processing human faces.
But in other cases, it can actually be useful to foster this emotional connection to robots.
Acknowledging this emotional connection to robots can also help us anticipate challenges as these devices move into more intimate areas of people's lives.
(Machine noises) Now, sound effects can tap into our emotional memory.
It is possibly my proudest title yet, and the reason is that women too often get penalized for using what I call their emotional capital, but I know from experience that we become so good when we do just that.
I have allowed my wife to do all of the emotional labor of prying open the lines of communication when I'd rather clam up and run away.
I've stripped away emotional support instead of facing my own vulnerabilities, particularly around the heartbreaking miscarriage we suffered last year, and I'm sorry for that.
We have deductive reasoning, we have emotional intelligence, we have spatial intelligence; we have maybe 100 different types that are all grouped together, and they vary in different strengths with different people.
There is emotional damage done when young people can't be themselves, when they are forced to edit who they are in order to be acceptable.
I'm a memory scientist, and I specialize in how we remember important emotional events.
Humans, according to research, often overestimate their ability to remember important emotional details later on.
So in best-case scenarios, people who are being asked about important emotional events are being asked in line with the cognitive interview.
Our mental health, our emotional well-being are so gravely affected because the threat of violence is experienced neurobiologically as violence.
Finding cancer early, closer its genesis, is one of the critical factors to improving treatment options, reducing its emotional impact and minimizing financial burdens.
It was an experience that added a strong and unexpected emotional dimension to these efforts.
I know firsthand how life-altering treatment can be, and I'm keenly aware of the emotional havoc that cancer can wreak on a family, which in our case included our two young daughters.
The experiences of war leave children at a real high risk for the development of emotional and behavioral problems.
Those who experience armed conflict and displacement will face serious emotional struggles.
Can we do it for emotional ends?
What are the thresholds between science and its ability to shape our emotional landscape?
On the one hand, there are those who say these statistics are crucial, that we need them to make sense of society as a whole in order to move beyond emotional anecdotes and measure progress in an [objective] way.
Five kids had emotional breakdowns.
[A Journey of Hope In the Shadow of Death] [That Dragon, Cancer] (Music) When you play "That Dragon, Cancer," you're transformed into a witness of Joel's life, exploring an emotional landscape, clicking to discover more of what we as a family felt and experienced.
You know, you aspire for beauty, for sensuousness, for atmosphere, the emotional response.
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological and social well-being.
We call it FEEL, and it teaches how do you separate your emotional decisions from your financial decisions, and the four timeless rules to personal finance: the proper way to save, control your cost of living, borrow money effectively and diversify your finances by allowing your money to work for you instead of you working for it.
And let's provide a simple and easy to use curriculum that gets to the heart, the heart of what financial empowerment and emotional literacy really is.
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