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Emotionality
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Emotionality
Emotionality is the observable behavioral and physiological component of emotion, and is a measure of a person's emotional reactivity to a stimulus. It is often used by psychology researchers to operationalize emotion in research studies. For example, physiological signs of anxiety include muscle tension, elevated heart rate, sweating, nausea and shaking, while behavioral signs may include averted gaze, stammering and avoidance.

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Emotionality
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Young children's negative emotionality and social isolation: A latent growth curve anlaysis
Jul 01, 2002; Recently there has been increasing interest in the role that emotionality plays in children's social functioning. In this paper,...
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Development of the Real-Time Subjective Emotionality Assessment (RTSEA) system
Feb 01, 2007; A new Real-Time Subjective Emotionality Assessment (RTSEA) system was developed for this study. The system is composed of two...
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Test and study worry and emotionality in the prediction of college students' reasons for drinking: an exploratory investigation.
Mar 01, 2006; Abstract Educational environments can place an exorbitant strain on the psychological well-being of students, and oftentimes...
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Evidence for two asynchronous circadian systems of emotionality: theoretical aspects in comparative psychology.
Oct 01, 1995; The current theoretical research, devoted to a conceivable circadian organization of emotional life, relates to particular...
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Blinded by emotion/ Effect of the emotionality of a scene on susceptibility to false memories
Jul 01, 2003; [HEADNOTE] Abstract Although distortion is commonly present in memory, the relation between the emotionality of a witnessed scene...
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