The article " Expressed Emotion and Relapse of Psychopathology " details expressed emotion ( EE ) as a construct, the link between expressed emotion and relapse, evidence of causality, attributions and EE, and more information regarding the theory of EE.
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The article " Expressed Emotion and Relapse of Psychopathology " details expressed emotion ( EE ) as a construct, the link between expressed emotion and relapse, evidence of causality, attributions and EE, and more information regarding the theory of EE.
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The attitudes of family members with high expressed emotion are too strong for the patient and the patient now has to deal with the mental illness " and " the criticism from those they would need support from in their time of recovery.
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In the early years of her tenure as First Lady she was tagged'Plastic Pat,'the derogatory nickname applied because, according to critics, she was always smiling while her face rarely expressed emotion and her body language made her seem reserved, and at times, artificial.
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Affective events theory Affective marketing Ben Franklin effect Culture of fear Culture shock Emotional contagion Emotional labor Expressed emotion Feeling rules Greed and fear Jealousy sociology Mass hysteria Moral panic Mourning sickness Negativity effect Simulation theory of empathy Social defeat Social support Vicarious arousal
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Corriea was mixed about the game's HD upgrade, stating that while the background were " gorgeous " and the main characters moved fluidly and expressed emotion properly, NPCs or characters unimportant to the stories did not receive the same attention as the main cast.
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J�rg Heiser, coeditor of Frieze ( magazine ), views the work as an ironic statement of the artist taking on all of the embarrassment of the expressed emotion while leaving it open as to whether or not the viewer takes on the embarrassment as well.
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Affective events theory Affective forecasting Affective marketing Ben Franklin effect Culture of fear Culture shock Emotional contagion Emotional labor Expressed emotion Feeling rules Greed and fear Jealousy sociology Mass hysteria Moral panic Mourning sickness Negativity effect Simulation theory of empathy Social defeat Social support Vicarious arousal
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The attitude and level of support from people in the individual's life can have a significant impact; research framed in terms of the negative aspects of this the level of critical comments, hostility, and intrusive or controlling attitudes, termed high'expressed emotion' has consistently indicated links to relapse.
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That doesn't mean he can act, although he is expanding his range : In " She's All That, " he expressed emotions with a furrowed brow, as if he were fighting off a migraine; in " Wing Commander, " he expresses them with a gaping mouth, as if he were a goldfish panicked about a lack of water.
