Say that you are sitting quietly in a chair. At least, casual observers would say that is what you are doing. You can still be working yourself into an emotional state while sitting there. Isn't that an act on your part? If your emotional state becomes extremely intense it may begin to outwardly show. The point is that we don't act first and then feel an emotion; we don't feel an emotion and then act. They go together. This is useful clinically because people can learn to modify behaviors when necessary in order to lessen and minimize uncomfortable heightened emotions.
Similar to the fight or flight theory, the emotional reaction to victims in need can be to feel that protecting their own self is the best option or the person can act in an altruistic manner in which they would feel the need to help the victim even though there may be no reward for doing so.
The verb for emotional is "to feel." It is used to describe the act of experiencing emotions such as happiness, sadness, love, anger, and many more.
"Emotional" can act as both an adjective and a noun. As an adjective, it describes a state of experiencing strong feelings. As a noun, it refers to a person who is often influenced by their emotions or someone who is sensitive to emotional cues.
Meta-emotion
Emotional Appeal is mostly to really convince someone or something to buy or sell the product. EXAMPLE: These teddy bears Re very special, because if you purchase one u are donating to Hattie. Please help save a child in need. This is an example of an emotional appeal.
Similar to the fight or flight theory, the emotional reaction to victims in need can be to feel that protecting their own self is the best option or the person can act in an altruistic manner in which they would feel the need to help the victim even though there may be no reward for doing so.
The verb for emotional is "to feel." It is used to describe the act of experiencing emotions such as happiness, sadness, love, anger, and many more.
Mental health has to do with how a person thinks feels and act as the copes with life
If you are happy with the way things are, then you will not feel a need for change. If you are unhappy with the way things are, then you will feel a need for change.
They don't, they tend to not have a conscience...which means they act without caring how or who it effects, temporarily and/or permanently.
Bulling is a personal, emotional issue that the bullier has with themselves. Its a need to feel superior for a certain amount of time when they are in the act. It is a taught act. The reason they are doing it is because they are victims of someone themselves and this is how they get their dignity back. It is a unfortunate cycle
music make you feel emotional by its meaning and how your experiences relate it
I'm assuming we're talking about emotional needs . Okay so some emotional needs for a toddler or, they need to feel secure, they need to be honest with the consequences and with the promises. I need to feel hurt, they are doing their best and you don't want to stop all communication. They need to feel included, they need to be brought in to be made to feel a part of things to feel connected to other people to have a sense of community. They need to feel loved, parents can ensure the security by being consistent in their availability, . I need to feel validated rather than trying to make a child feel happy parents can meet their needs by validating their reactions and helping them to regulate their emotions they need to feel accepted say something like as if he's playing with the doll house.
No, but it can make you feel emotionally unbalanced. (Lazy, Unmotivated, Aggravated, etc) The act of being hungry is more physical than emotional.
To get a guy to act more mature you need to confront him about his immaturity and make him feel bad about it. Hopefully he will act more mature.
It can be emotional, but you always want to be there for that person and be sure you can comfort them when they need it the most.
Yes girls are very emotional in general