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...e dualistic importance of emotions in society, individually and at community level. The current tendency of awareness and control of emotions through emotional intelligence has a beneficial effect in business and for the success of social activities but, if we are not careful, it can lead to irreversible alienation at individual and social level. The paper consists of thre...

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...arantino and de Sousa 2018) with an intensity on a continuous scale according to psychotherapist Michael C. Graham. (Graham, Priddy, and Graham 2014) Emotional responses may be verbal, physiological, behavioral, and / or neural mechanisms. (Fox 2008) Emotions result in physical and psychological changes that influence behavior. (D. L. Schacter, Gilbert, and Wegner 2011) Th...

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...Abstract 1. Emotions 1.1 Models of emotion 1.2 Processing emotions 1.3 Happiness 1.4 The philosophy of emotions 1.5 The ethics of emotions 2. Emotional intelligence 2.1 Models of emotional intelligence 2.1.1 Model of abilities of Mayer and Salovey 2.1.2 Goleman's mixed model 2.1.3 The mixed model of Bar-On 2.1.4 Petrides' model of traits 2.2 Emotional intelli...

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... Nicolae Sfetcu 14.02.2020Sfetcu, Nicolae, " Emotions and Emotional Intelligence in Organizations ", SetThings (February14... ...3140/RG.2.2.32802.79041, URL = https://www.telework.ro/en/e-books/emotions-and-emotional-intelligence-in-organizations/Email: nicolae@sfetcu.co... ...0/RG.2.2.32991.20640,URL = https://www.telework.ro/ro/e-books/emotiile-si-inteligenta-emotionala-in-organizatii/ Nicolae Sfetcu: Emotions and... ... atcommunity level. The current tendency of awareness and control of emotions through emotionalintelligence has a beneficial effect in business and fo... ...tion at individual and social level. The paper consistsof three main parts: Emotions (Emotional models, Emotional processing, Happiness, Philosophyof ... ...cluding five main EI constructs, with twenty-fivecompetencies: 1. Self-awareness 2. Self-regulation 3. Social ability 4. Empathy 5. Motivation ...

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...positions, in particular. The author substantiates a call to view sexuality as an opportunity of spiritual growth trough correct development of one’s emotional sphere, refinement of consciousness and ethic self-control....

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...roductive function regulation:from choosing an appropriate diet — to methods of psychic self-regulation, including work with chakras and meridians. A... .......... 42 3 A negative impact of sexual disorder on the emotional state and socialactivity of a person is well-known. ... ...quent years when I totally switched to studying and popularization ofthe art of psychic self-regulation and methods of spiritual self-perfection. ... ...ting, experiencing pain, laughing, etc.This phase of development can be called the “pre-emotional sexuality”stage. The second phase is known as “adol... ... the rest of the his life. It should be noted that it is during the first instances of emotionalsexual arousal that exceptionally strong conditioned ... ...s a result a chronic discomfort mental state develops thatin its turn causes protracted emotional stresses. Sexual function col-lapses in this case. ... ...— by meridians. Knowledge about these structures have been used in the art of psy-chic self-regulation of Oriental countries since ancient times. But... ...ganism and a comprehensive teaching aboutchakras and meridians as reflexogenic zones of emotional-volitionalsphere of man was created [14-25]. Master... ...tering techniques of working with these zones equips one withradical methods of psychic self-regulation that allow one to transform 7 Ejaculation out...

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... Therefore, the concept of learning environment covers a very wide range. Today, studies on learning environments (physical, social and emotional conditions surrounding the student, technological/digital student-oriented learning environments) attract attention. This century, where technology is at its peak and causes rapid changes in every fie...

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...ocial andopportunities for students worldwide, emotional conditions surrounding theand digital transformation in particula... ...nvironment, students'education in schools. Especially in social, emotional and physical skillsscience education, it is seen as im... ...r, period when students' cognitive and2019). emotional development progressesIn order to develop students' proble... ...other hand, dealtplay developed in the late nineteenth with the emotional and cognitiveand early twentieth centuries. It is seen ... ... language,some way. It supports the view that intellect, social, emotional and motorchildren use all their body and mental skills. ...

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...This will involve a great deal of introspection and even then, it’s an extremely difficult job. One doesn’t usually have proper insight into ones own emotional makeup. Most of us spend our time trying to rationalize our behavior as a result of our lack of self awareness....

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...then, it’s an extremely difficult job. One doesn’tusually have proper insight into ones own emotional makeup. Most of us spend ourtime trying to ratio... ...n we visualize a plan? Where do you see yourself in 4years in regards to health, weight and emotional state? How are you managing work,family and me t... ...ath of a loved one and financial loss are un-desirable, but nonetheless a part of life. Our emotional state is tested in these in-stances and how we r... ... are: Trigger 1: Time Trigger 2: Location Trigger 3: Preceding Event Trigger 4: Emotional State Trigger 5: Other People No matter wh... ...milyhad died by the time he was 27, probably due to tuberculosis. His mother, to whom hewas emotionally close, died when he was eleven. He responded t... ...ork City from 1997 to 2011. I gave love, time, pro-fessional advice and fostered a sense of self-regulation to the members of Youth Serv-ice League an...

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...system, as well asneurophysiology). He developed and taught a brand new system ofpsychic self-regulation [2]. For the past decades he has been a monk ... ...pposite end of this scale: they live in the coarsest states ofconsciousness — from their emotional status standpoint. 2:5. The second meaning of th... ...spiritual heart with concentration of consciousness , one is no longer ableto enter into emotional states other than variations of cordial love.7 T... ...ludingemotions of condemnation, revengefulness, irritation, envy and jealousy.The listed emotional states should be considered as opposing to Love. ... ...onal states should be considered as opposing to Love. Gaining full control over one’s emotional sphere is possiblethrough intellectual work on iden... ...ies. It is advisable to supplement theseefforts with mastering of the methods of psychic self-regulation, whichare based on working with structures of... ...le, who have attained therequired subtlety of consciousness and ability to remain in the emotionalstate of love for a long time. ... ...estyle, as well as mastering healing and self-healing methods. The methods of psychic self-regulation should be taught with theemphasis on masterin...

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...forththe principles of ethical self-perfection of man. He explained, in particular,that emotional Love-Devotion (bhakti) for Ishvara should be an esse... ...es of souls during Kalpa. Souls of different levels of subtlety-coarseness (in terms of emotional states, in which they used to live dur-ing incarnati... ...y from that of many animals. Those souls, who habituate themselves to living in coarse emotionalstates, go to hellish lokas, shown in the top left pa... ...deaths, described in the book [2]). There-fore, we should hurry to eliminate all coarse emotional states in ourselvesand by all means foster the subtl... ...d in harmonious sexual relationships and parenthood. But a quick transformation of the emotional sphere and control ofemotions can be gained only thr... ... sphere and control ofemotions can be gained only through practicing methods of psychic self-regulation, based on working with the emotion-generating ... ...rgans of thehuman organism — chakras and some main meridians. One such systemof psychic self-regulation was developed and tested for many years byour ... ...ical self-transformation based on this Teaching of God, mastering themethods of psychic self-regulation, and meditation. The main direction ofmeditati...

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...d development exists in the questions we neverasked—the questions that dealt with our emotional experi-ences. I like to view it as the invisible part ... ...ameprocedures to debrief traumatic events. As time went on wedecided to integrate the emotional aspect into the regulardebriefing. The title has evolv... ...d integrates all relevant aspects of thelearning process—cognitional, behavioral, and emotional—and better represents the intent of the debriefing sty... ...ed area incivilian as well as military leadership. Few researchers havefocused on the emotional aspect of leadership, and litera-ture related to leade... ...ve been viewed as a negative elementfor rationality and efficiency. In the 1990s, the emotionalelement in leadership was the subject of growing intere... ...wledge.The holistic debriefing can be a valuable tool to build a bet-ter capacity for self-regulation. Increased ability to regulateemotions and cope ...

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....  Degree of uncertainity.  Re-usable knowledge.  Determine emotional state of a group.  Influence modeling.  Socio-cultural ... ... instant α-readings Construct a virtual space. Emotional state. Compassion. Measurement of interactions. Learning... ...d pleasure.  Descartes dualism.  Universality.  Reason plus emotional.  Perception-representation.  Knowledge that cannot be ...

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...accustom themselves to living in fear,anxiety, and hate towards “enemies”. Such coarsest emotional statesmake real inhabitants of hell out of them, al... ...ize Him and to merge with Him, unless wetransform ourselves into Love. Love is special emotional states; in other words — this is a state ofthe ener... ...stable andconfident state of love can only be achieved through practicing specialpsychic self-regulation techniques that should include working with c... ...oo long to list their inju-ries here. * * *Deliverance from coarse emotional states and the ability to attune tosattvic phenomen... ...worthy seekers confirma-tions of correctness of their initial efforts by affecting their emotionalsphere: He grants them an experience of bliss by cre... ... common diseases can be found in the book [11]. Hatha Yoga The people with unstable emotional sphere as well as those who can-not concentrate or ... ...ough them. Let us talk about several meridians that can be successfully used inpsychic self-regulation. All chakras are connected with one another... ...right during the hardest frost, if onelikes. But it is recommended to master the psychic self-regulation tech-niques that we described above first. In... ...on themood, with which one set about winter swimming in the first place andone’s psychic self-regulation skills. The activity of the energy system oft...

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... 216 The Dissolution Process 241 The Emotional Architecture of Complete Integration 269... ...bes her experience: "I was always working onsome aspect of my spiritual or emotional development. Shadow work, innerchild healing, chakra balancing, m... ...ss.Examples: Having complex strategies for dealing with every possible emotional state Analysing your emotions more than experiencing them ... ...eriencing them Pressure to process feelings "correctly" Collecting emotional regulation techniques and tools Making emotional health anoth... ... Meta-Activity Thinking about your thinking patterns Managing your emotional management strategies Optimising your optimisation approaches... ....Key Studies: Vago, D.R., & Silbersweig, D.A. (2012). "Self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-transcendence (S-ART): a framework for unders...

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...nt damaging factors — hormonal, me-dicinal or even such as severe illness, strong negative-emotional stress, etc ofpregnant woman at the time of the c... ...s after World War I: children that are justfed and swaddled but are deprived of individual emotional care and attention —such children grow into asoci... ...gs up the children. It is only important whether she is a woman with a fullset of motherly emotional features. Plus certain scientific knowledge. For ... ...eat them immediately butwill do it when grow up. Your child will use your turns of speech, emotional re-actions, nutrition habits, will (or will not) ... ... (un-der the sun or using a quartz lamp) gives the effect in the same direction. Negative emotional stresses in the form of long uneasy states, anger... ... own life, comprehension of the meaning ofown life, and mastering the methods of psychical self-regulation based onwork with chakras (see below). But... ...s with people of differ-ent evolutionary-age groups, mastering of the methods of psychical self-regulation, etc. A simple example: man constantly liv... ... ethic self-correction and mastering the abilityto control one’s emotions by using psychic self-regulation methods allow oneto learn to never harm oth...

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............................................ 124 4.1 Motricity and the Birth of Emotional Memory ....................... 124 4.2 Cognition ......... ...s renunciation, meditation, faith, attention, motivation,effort, self-awareness, self-regulation, contemplation, and investigation oftranscendental qu... ...y, that is, intuitively, graspseverything there is to learn about physiological, emotional, and cognitivefunctions, when the awareness and recognition... ... conditions, which finally induce and mobilisethe living being on the sensorial, emotional, and cognitive levels. This is sobecause, in the course of ... ...ntal intending force exists behind it, this fascinating progressionof sensorial, emotional, and social life, is a fact that readily validates thequest... ...unt station of procreation isfound most visibly in lust, the relentless emotional pursuit of sexualgratification through the com... .... Ego Depletion—Is It All in Your Head?: Implicit TheoriesAbout Willpower Affect Self-Regulation. Psychological Science. Vol. 21, issue 11, pp. 1686-1...

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...ppositeend of this scale: they live in the coarsest states of consciousness —from their emotional status standpoint. 2:5. The second meaning of the w... ...udingemotions of condemnation, revengefulness, irritation, envy and jealousy.The listed emotional states should be considered as opposing to Love. Ga... ...ional states should be considered as opposing to Love. Gaining full control over one’s emotional sphere is possible throughintellectual work on ident... ...es. It is advisable to supplement theseefforts with mastering of the methods of psychic self-regulation, whichare based on working with structures of ... ...e, who have attained the required subtlety ofconsciousness and ability to remain in the emotional state of love for along time. 4:16. The opinion tha... ...omed oneselfto during one’s life in the body. If a person got used to living in coarse emotional states, upon leavingthe body he will continue to exi... ...festyle, as well as mastering healing and self-healing methods. The methods of psychic self-regulation should be taught with theemphasis on mastering... ...organs that produce the emotions. That is, one needs tolearn the methods of the psychic self-regulation based on the work withthe chakras and main mer... ...rch assistant). Later I developed andintroduced a fundamentally new system of psychical self-regulation,based on working with chakras and major meridi...

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...llegal actions havesignificant negative effects on children's physical and emotional well-being. These actions are not only illegal, but also unethic... ...n to hate their parents, they violate the trust ofthe parents and harm the emotional and mental well-being of the child. Suchbehavior should be held a... ...g that we face such problems. It had a significantimpact on our daughter's emotional well-being, sense of belonging, andopportunities in life. The you... ...arents, they not only violatedthe trust of the parents but also harmed the emotional and mental well-beingof the child. This led to long-lasting negat... ...sible ChildThe section describes a child who is exceptionally intelligent, emotionallymature, and empathetic towards others. She posse... ...e result of intelligence, but theresult of diligence, self-discipline, and self-regulation over the long haul.”66 Cambridge Network. Recognizing Chine...

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...................................................................181Pride & Emotional Revolt of the Soul.................................................. ...........................................................231 Jealousy & Emotional Revolt of the Soul.................................................. ......................................................................395 Emotional Revolt of the Soul & Psychopathic Arrogance......................... ...Psychopathic Arrogance.............................................398 Emotional Revolt as Irrational Arrogance...................................... ......................................................400 Irrational Emotional Arrogance Distortions...............................................

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...r narcissistic andencourages the attentions of the child in acts of covert(emotional) and overt (physical) incest, it could lead to thedevelopment of ... ...l narcissism among men. Women, on the otherhand, are widely believed to be emotionally labile andclinging. This is why most Borderlines and Dependents... ...ecognitive content (for instance, a disturbing or depressingidea) from its emotional correlate. The subject is fully 22aware of the fact... ...create. Weall transfer hurts, attitudes, fears, hopes and desires – awhole emotional baggage – from the former to the latter.The narcissist is no exce... ... productive, heretreats into an imaginary world of omnipotence. A periodof emotional absence and detachment ensues.His aggression having failed to eli...

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......................... 170 The Evolution of the Avatar: Expressing identity and the potential for emotional sensing ................................. ...patial presence) and "being there with others" (social presence) triggers powerful cognitive and emotional responses. fMRI studies show that soc... ...personal cognitive map. • Emotion as a Catalyst: Emotion is the glue of memory. The amygdala tags emotionally resonant experiences as important, ... ...When a student feels present inside a human cell or on the surface of Mars, their engagement and emotional connection to the subject matter are ... ...ng of presence is a key mediator of learning outcomes, significantly enhancing engagement and emotional connection to the content (Makransky & P... ...vidual (Tier 3) levels.Ultimately, promoting digital wellness is about fostering student agency and self-regulation.Educators should teach students to... ... brain states classroom attention. student truly consent to (focus, Self-Regulation: Help brain monitoring? ...

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...derinfluence of outer factors. Later on he reoriented to studying healing, psychic self-regulation, andreligion, for which he was prosecuted by KGB. ... ...ut a radical solution to this problem can comethrough practicing methods of psychic self-regulation, based oninfluencing one’s own reflexogenic zones ... ...ods of psychic self-regulation, based oninfluencing one’s own reflexogenic zones of emotional-volitional sphere.Among these are methods developed with... ...can be achieved by means of ethic self-correction, special methods of psychic self-regulation, based on working with chakras, special meditat... ...Polus”, 1998, (in Russian). 12. V.V.Antonov, G.Y.Vaver — Complex System of Psychic Self-Regulation, Leningrad, 1986, (in Russian). 13. A.Arnu — Hist...

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... please. It is also important to notethat with a system like this, immense self-regulation is necessary in order toattain a prosperous outcome.Assessm... ...tionships with their peers, providing integral supportfor their mental and emotional wellbeing. The opportunity to identify andsupport learning disabi... ...et al., 2020). Moreover, thisstudy expects children to face an increase in emotional symptoms as wellas self-regulation difficulties. These negative e... ...study expects children to face an increase in emotional symptoms as wellas self-regulation difficulties. These negative effects will place an expenset... ...ing this time, and a decrease in self-control was noticed. An in-crease in emotional distress, conduct problems, and hyperactivity/inattentionissues w... ...at home. As such, these behavioursfurther induce parents to feel increased emotional distress, exhaustion, andirritability. The mother’s quality of sl... ...mpact on the psycholog-ical development and well-being of a child, and so, emotional distress onthe mother negatively impacts the psychological develo...

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... notup above but deep within. First, within one’s own body — by transformingone’s emotional sphere: renouncing coarse emotional states (first of all —... ...d unpleasant outer factors and to impulses from the depths ofone’s body! Various emotional states can be classified in accordance with thesubtlety-co... ...if this is our duty, can be done without hatred, fury, aversion,but in a state of emotional calm and attunement to Divinity. But by hellishemotions we... ...re in physical bodies we can arbitrarily change our habitsof living in particular emotional states with the help of psychic self-regulation methods an... ...hange our habitsof living in particular emotional states with the help of psychic self-regulation methods and various meditative techniques. We can al... ... of revealing vices and remembering specific sins has tobe accompanied by sincere emotional repentance. But if one suffers out of self-pity, fearing ...