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Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 1998
Abstract An ethological analysis of emotional behaviour suggests that it consists of somatic and autonomic elements of behaviours that are thwarted or in conflict (unpleasant emotions). Such displays change the behaviour of social partners which may end the thwarting, whereupon there is a relaxation and switch to the intended consummatory behaviour ...
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Abstract An ethological analysis of emotional behaviour suggests that it consists of somatic and autonomic elements of behaviours that are thwarted or in conflict (unpleasant emotions). Such displays change the behaviour of social partners which may end the thwarting, whereupon there is a relaxation and switch to the intended consummatory behaviour ...
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Alexithymia, memory of emotion, emotional awareness, and perfectionism.
Emotion, 2002The Toronto Alexithymia Scale (TAS-20; R. M. Bagby, J. D. A. Parker, & G. J. Taylor, 1994) is a self-assessment instrument designed to measure deficits in meta-emotional functioning (e.g., difficulties in identifying and describing emotions). Four studies were carried out to examine the association between the TAS-20 and (a) performance measures of ...
Lars-Gunnar, Lundh +3 more
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Emotional awareness and emotional intelligence
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2022openaire +3 more sources
Awareness of Emotional Experiences
2017Abstract Chapter 6 helps adolescents become more aware of emotional experiences. Strong emotions can stop us from noticing, enjoying, or appreciating what is happening in the present moment. Being on “autopilot” can keep us stuck in a very strong emotion twister and lead us to engage in unhelpful emotional behaviors.
Jill Ehrenreich-May +4 more
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Theory of emotional awareness and brain processing of emotion
International Congress Series, 2006Abstract Negative affect that is not experienced or expressed may be the most pathogenic response to environmental stress. The purpose of this paper is to provide a way of understanding this phenomenon from a psychological and physiological perspective. A cognitive–developmental model of emotional awareness is presented that holds that the ability to
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Levels of Emotional Awareness: Theory and Measurement of a Socio-Emotional Skill
Journal of Intelligence, 2021Richard D Lane +2 more
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Emotional self-awareness in autism: A meta-analysis of group differences and developmental effects
Autism, 2021Charlotte F Huggins, Isobel M Cameron
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