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The Physiology and Psychology of Behavioral Inhibition in Children
Child Development, 1987Longitudinal study of 2 cohorts of children selected in the second or third year of life to be extremely cautious and shy (inhibited) or fearless and outgoing (uninhibited) to unfamiliar events revealed preservation of these 2 behavioral qualities through the sixth year of life. Additionally, more of the inhibited children showed signs of activation in
J, Kagan, J S, Reznick, N, Snidman
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Psychological characteristics of women with inhibited sexual desire
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1986A multifaceted study was conducted to identify differences in biopsychosocial characteristics between a clinical group of 59 married women who complained of inhibited sexual desire (ISD) and 31 married women who expressed normal sexual desire. This report focuses on the findings obtained from the groups' personality profiles generated by the Minnesota ...
F M, Stuart, D C, Hammond, M A, Pett
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The Physiological and Psychological Effects of the Expression and Inhibition of Emotion
Behavioral Medicine, 1990Previous work has indicated that humor enhances immunity, but the immunological effects of overt crying have not been studied. Thirty-nine women viewed sad and humorous videotapes and either inhibited or expressed overt expressions of laughter and weeping; these were observed and timed. Moods and immunity (S-IgA) were repeatedly measured.
S M, Labott +3 more
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How gratitude inhibits envy: From the perspective of positive psychology
PsyCh Journal, 2020AbstractWith the development of positive psychology, gratitude, as a typical positive emotion, has attracted significant attention. Gratitude has a profoundly positive effect on cultivating people's positive traits, and negative emotions affect many aspects of people's daily lives.
Yidi Mao +3 more
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