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Can we harness these same technologies for an emotionally sensitive output?
But it's one thing to know intellectually and quite another to feel it emotionally.
People have to prepare themselves to invest emotionally in a story that they know will break their hearts.
She looked weak and frail, and I guess physically she probably was, but emotionally, cognitively, psychologically, she was among the toughest people I've ever met.
So if you attempted whatever you're considering, might you build confidence, develop skills, emotionally, financially, otherwise?
We have learned in our work that one of the most powerful means of effecting change is when people can directly, tangibly and emotionally experience some of the future consequences of their actions today.
People say it's emotionally difficult.
Emotionally, mentally, I was doing OK.
It is so easy to get emotionally fired up about issues that we're passionate about, and we can let our ego get in the way of truly hearing the other person's perspective.
Do they get to do cool things, or are they just there to emotionally support the men?
I mean, I had fallen in love with this girl, but you know, emotionally I was about 12 years old.
You donate money to a cause, and you become emotionally involved in that cause.
That is simply who we're attracted to, physically, emotionally, sexually, spiritually.
If you follow my suggestions, you'll have a very spare, Zen-like presentation, which is great to convey who you are and get people emotionally involved, but not good as a handout.
Kismet has an underlying, three-dimensional emotional space, a vector space, of where it is emotionally.
From an early age I learned to invest myself emotionally in what unfolded before me on screen.
Emotionally I was pretty unhappy.
As with any large investment, it can be emotionally difficult to abandon a line of research when it isn't working out.
BL: OK, so we're going to emotionally navigate.
Now, there are generally only two emotional states that a neurodiverse brain can tabulate and keep count of at any given time, thereby eliminating the possibility for them to be emotionally, sometimes, attuned to the present situation.
Relationship researcher and therapist, developer of emotionally focused therapy, Sue Johnson, boils trust down to this question: Are you there for me?
Especially, are you emotionally present and available for me?
A film also exists in time; it's an experience that you should go through emotionally.
In fact, our dependence upon the web and mobile devices might be taking over our cognitive and affective faculties, rendering us socially and emotionally incompetent, and I felt complicit in this dehumanization.
As teachers, we work every day to provide support socially, emotionally and academically to our students who come to us with diverse and tough circumstances.
The turning point came when I fell into an emotionally abusive relationship just a few years ago.
She oversaw humanity’s material comforts; and ensured that the Earth’s inhabitants were bonded to each other physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
These easy ideas to complex questions are very appealing when you are emotionally vulnerable.
We make them emotionally, intuitively, and then we use our big old brains to rationalize anything we want to rationalize.
I think to be truly emotionally intelligent, we need to understand where those words have come from, and what ideas about how we ought to live and behave they are smuggling along with them.
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