expressed emotion
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Low expressed emotion is when the family members are more reserved with their criticism.
High or low expressed emotion makes the patient feel trapped, out of control and dependent upon others.
Family members with high expressed emotion are hostile, very critical and not tolerant of the patient.
What strategies for reducing expressed emotion have been effective?
Low expressed emotion causes a different kind of stress and it is less directly aimed at the patient.
Sincerely expressed emotion is at the root of meaningful musical expression.
Answers to questions and non-verbal cues are used to determine if someone has high expressed emotion.
Expressed emotion affects everyone in the home, raising the stress level for everyone.
Delsarte held that gesture and "every little movement," as Shawn wrote, expressed emotion.
Lips that rarely expressed emotion, let alone love.
All this, over a little expressed emotion.
It has less of a narrative thread, but the abstractly expressed emotion signals desperation.
As a priest he rarely expressed emotion.
These different factors influence expressed emotion at different magnitudes, and their effects are compounded by one another.
The Scaled Men's stiff, froglike features didn't fit with openly expressed emotion.
The paintings expressed emotion with wild, often dissonant colours, without regard for the subject's natural colours.
In these poignant works de Erdely expressed emotion through meticulously refined, anatomical drawing.
A related theoretical approach, known as expressed emotion, has also focused on negative interpersonal dynamics relating to care givers, especially within families.
There is something both coy and overly fastidious about such resolute avoidance of directly expressed emotion.
She at once displayed more sensitive, easily expressed emotion than I had encountered since Pauline Lord.
Objective emotion data can be collected by psychophysiological measurements or by observing expressed emotions.
The norms help differentiate felt emotions, what the individuals actually feel, from expressed emotions, what they display in the current situation.
Expressed emotion and psychiatric relapse: A meta- analyses.
Anxiety interacts with expressed emotion criticism in the prediction of psychotic symptom exacerbation.
And both made the most overtly expressed emotions seem subtle, and the more subtly nuanced ones palpable.