Emotion regulation is the ability to exert control over one’s own emotional state. It may involve behaviors such as rethinking a challenging situation to reduce anger or anxiety, hiding visible ...

Jasmine: I don't know if you are the same, but your emotions are very up and down. You know, sometimes I'd be in such a good mood, have loads of high energy and then other times I'd just fall into ...

Created with Sketch. How would a person be able to regulate their emotions if they think their feelings are all wrong? This negative view can tip a person into depressive or anxious states.

Here are 10 ... [+] questions to know how often you invalidate your own emotions. Emotions are more than just fleeting reactions—they shape our thoughts, behaviors and relationships. As such ...

Every election season, my close friends and I like to compare the names of the senatorial candidates we plan to vote for ...

English-writing major Asia Rogers ‘25 dedicated her research as a 2024 Illinois Wesleyan Eckley Scholar to investigating, ...

Walsh, Erin 2022. The Gendered Body in Verse: Jacob of Serugh and Romanos Melodos on the Woman with a Flow of Blood. Journal of the Bible and its Reception, Vol. 9, Issue. 1, p. 1.

Helping children recognise and understand their emotions is an important part of supporting their development. For a young child, every day brings new experiences and challenges, and there’s a ...

In a world increasingly intertwined with artificial intelligence (AI), it’s fascinating to ponder a future where AI could experience emotions akin to human beings. While current AI lacks ...

A heartfelt, futuristic fable of a helper android that washed up on the shores of an island where it must adapt to its ...

Godolphin set a strong pace from start to finish on day two of the Book 1 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale and completed an ...

Harris has so singularly relied on generating positive emotions that when she tentatively offers a policy position, it is with the half-hearted certainty that it will never become law, or just ...