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Brain Activity During Emotional States
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1974When a patient capable of articulate reporting was prepared with deep and surface electrodes, correlations were demonstrated between activity at certain brain sites and pleasurable or painful affect. Moreover, a functional relationship was shown between these sites for emotional expression and some sensory relay nuclei.
R G, Heath, A W, Cox, L S, Lustick
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2008
Abstract Probably most languages have some counterpart to ‘happiness’ in its oldest meaning, a term for prosperity, good fortune, or “good hap”—roughly, well-being. This is the concept likely invoked at weddings, births, and other major events where we wish, utterly vaguely, for the individuals’ lives to go well for them: “May the ...
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Abstract Probably most languages have some counterpart to ‘happiness’ in its oldest meaning, a term for prosperity, good fortune, or “good hap”—roughly, well-being. This is the concept likely invoked at weddings, births, and other major events where we wish, utterly vaguely, for the individuals’ lives to go well for them: “May the ...
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2013
This paper provided two linguistic evidences to identify the inchoation of emotions: 開始kāishǐ ’begin’ and (不)起來(bu)qǐlai ‘literally (not) stand up, meaning (not) begin to’. It collected and annotated the data in Sinica Corpus and Gigaword Corpus based on some guidelines. Compared to Chang et al.
Shan Wang, Chu-Ren Huang
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This paper provided two linguistic evidences to identify the inchoation of emotions: 開始kāishǐ ’begin’ and (不)起來(bu)qǐlai ‘literally (not) stand up, meaning (not) begin to’. It collected and annotated the data in Sinica Corpus and Gigaword Corpus based on some guidelines. Compared to Chang et al.
Shan Wang, Chu-Ren Huang
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[Perioperative subjective emotional state].
Wiener klinische Wochenschrift, 1991The aim of adequate preoperative medication is to minimize the patient's anxiety level. Preoperative anxiety can be consciously and specifically orientated or it can be masked. This double-blind study was performed to evaluate the effects of an anxiolytic drug in comparison with a placebo perioperatively and to assess the post-operative course of the ...
W, Kröll +3 more
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1996
Under most circumstances, memory recall appears to be a spontaneous process that requires little obvious conscious effort. As we engage in thought, cues arising from previous cognitive activity or sensory perception trigger a continuous stream of memories that pass through consciousness. A careful examination of this process suggests that some memories
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Under most circumstances, memory recall appears to be a spontaneous process that requires little obvious conscious effort. As we engage in thought, cues arising from previous cognitive activity or sensory perception trigger a continuous stream of memories that pass through consciousness. A careful examination of this process suggests that some memories
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1968
Desirable as it is that nurses be in an optimal state of body and mind during their working hours, this cannot always be achieved. The nurse is as prone to headache, malaise, fatigue, apprehension and anger as the next person. Yet, being a professional worker, she needs to be aware of the effect any one of these conditions may have on her relationships
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Desirable as it is that nurses be in an optimal state of body and mind during their working hours, this cannot always be achieved. The nurse is as prone to headache, malaise, fatigue, apprehension and anger as the next person. Yet, being a professional worker, she needs to be aware of the effect any one of these conditions may have on her relationships
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