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Emotional Development

Deutsch: Emotionale Entwicklung / Español: Desarrollo Emocional / Português: Desenvolvimento Emocional / Français: Développement Émotionnel / Italiano: Sviluppo Emotivo

Emotional development in psychology refers to the process through which individuals acquire the ability to recognize, express, understand, and regulate their emotions from infancy through adulthood. This development is crucial for forming healthy relationships, achieving personal well-being, and functioning effectively in social contexts.

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Emotional disclosure

Emotional disclosure refers to a therapeutic technique whereby people express their strong emotions by talking or writing about the events that precipitated them.

When a person ex

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Emotional display rules

Deutsch: Emotionsregeln / Español: Reglas de exhibición emocional / Português: Regras de exibição emocional / Français: Règles d'affichage émotionnel / Italiano: Regole di esibizione emotiva /

Emotional display rules refers to culturally defined rules specifying which emotions should or should not be expressed under which circumstances.

Growing in a highly religious country, I cannot show that I am mad, bored, or disgusting going to long church services every Sunday even if the services or the sermon of our pastor is rather long and boring.

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Emotional Distress

Deutsch: Emotionaler Stress, Español: Angustia emocional, Português: Sofrimento emocional, Français: Détresse émotionnelle, Italiano: Sofferenza emotiva

Emotional Distress refers to a wide range of unpleasant, debilitating, or overwhelming feelings and psychological responses experienced by an individual. It is generally characterized by mental suffering that goes beyond normal, manageable emotional reactions to life events.

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Emotional Dysregulation

Deutsch: Emotionale Dysregulation / Español: Desregulación emocional / Português: Desregulação emocional / Français: Dysrégulation émotionnelle / Italiano: Disregolazione emotiva

Emotional dysregulation refers to an individual's inability to manage and respond to emotional experiences in a controlled, appropriate manner. In the context of psychology, it is characterized by intense emotional reactions that are disproportionate to the situation and difficulties in calming down after an emotional arousal. Emotional dysregulation can significantly impact an individual's relationships, daily functioning, and overall well-being.

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Emotional effects associated with stress

Emotional effects associated with stress refers to one of the four (4) major kinds of effects which are associated with Stress characterized as follows:

1. Feeling of Anxiety

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Emotional expression

Emotional expression refer to outward signs that an Emotion is occurring.

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Emotional expressiveness

Emotional expressiveness refers to the extent to which people outwardly express their emotions.

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