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    “…Symptoms of depression, anxiety, somatization, anger-hostility, dissociation and ‘limbic irritability’ were assessed by rating scales. …”
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    Witnessing Violence Toward Siblings: An Understudied but Potent Form of Early Adversity
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    por Juricevic, Igor, Webster, Michael A.
    Publicado 2012
    “…To test for these interactions, we probed the basic expressions of anger, fear, happiness, sadness, surprise, and disgust, adapting to one expression and then testing on all six. …”
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    Selectivity of Face Aftereffects for Expressions and Anti-Expressions
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    “…Thus, pregabalin shares some similarity to SSRIs and benzodiazepines in attenuating anger and fear-related insula and amygdala activation during emotional face processing. …”
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    Pregabalin effects on neural response to emotional faces
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    “…BACKGROUND: Most research investigating the neural basis of social emotions has examined emotions that give rise to negative evaluations of others (e.g. anger, disgust). Emotions triggered by the virtues and excellences of others have been largely ignored. …”
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    Neural Basis of Moral Elevation Demonstrated through Inter-Subject Synchronization of Cortical Activity during Free-Viewing
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    “…The rejection of unfair offers can be affected by both negative emotions (e.g. anger and moral disgust) and deliberate cognitive processing of behavioral consequences (e.g. concerns of maintaining social fairness and protecting personal reputation). …”
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    Rejection of Unfair Offers Can Be Driven by Negative Emotions, Evidence from Modified Ultimatum Games with Anonymity
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    Lack of response to unaligned chromosomes in mammalian female gametes
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    por Sutan, Rosnah, Miskam, Hazlina Mohd
    Publicado 2012
    “…RESULTS: Two out of sixteen showed anger and one felt guilt. They reported experiencing a lack of communication and privacy in the hospital during the period of grief. …”
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    Psychosocial impact of perinatal loss among Muslim women
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    “…The outcome was a 4D “emotion expression space,” with FEs represented as points and the dimensions identified as Happy–Sad, Surprise/Fear, Disgust, and Anger. The solutions for U and I FEs were compared by means of cophenetic and canonical correlation, Procrustes analysis, and weighted-Euclidean analysis of individual differences. …”
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    Processing Facial Expressions of Emotion: Upright vs. Inverted Images
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    The use of biomonitoring data in exposure and human health risk assessment: benzene case study
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    “…The time needed to recognize fear, anger, sadness, and neutral from speech cues was not influenced by how utterances were gated, although happiness and disgust were recognized significantly faster when listeners heard the end of utterances first. …”
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    Feeling backwards? How temporal order in speech affects the time course of vocal emotion recognition
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    por Batrinos, Menelaos L.
    Publicado 2012
    “…However, it still manifests itself in various intensities and forms from; thoughts, anger, verbal aggressiveness, competition, dominance behavior, to physical violence. …”
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    Testosterone and Aggressive Behavior in Man
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    Access to Medicines in Resource-limited Settings: The End of a Golden Decade?
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    The effects of improving hospital physicians working conditions on patient care: a prospective, controlled intervention study
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    “…We explored the influence of implicit motives and activity inhibition (AI) on subjectively experienced affect in response to the presentation of six different facial expressions of emotion (FEEs; anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise) and neutral faces from the NimStim set of facial expressions (Tottenham et al., 2009). …”
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    Implicit motives predict affective responses to emotional expressions
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    por Schubiner, Howard
    Publicado 2013
    “…In addition, other emotions, primarily anger, guilt, and grief, are typically held in to some degree and the combination of these suppressed emotions create the symptoms of anxiety and/or depression. …”
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    27. Brief Office Interventions for Anxiety and Depression: Treating the Cause Rather Than the Symptoms
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    “…Thematic analysis serves to highlight the commonalities, both of PSDs, such as loneliness, anger, uncertainty about the future and problems with work activities, and their determinants, such as work opportunities, trusting relationships and access to self-help groups. …”
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    Narratives Reflecting the Lived Experiences of People with Brain Disorders: Common Psychosocial Difficulties and Determinants
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    “…Fragrances, such as plant odors, have been shown to evoke autonomic response patterns associated with Ekman's (Ekman et al., 1983) basic emotions happiness, surprise, anger, fear, sadness, and disgust. Inducing positive emotions by odors in highly frequented public spaces could serve to improve the quality of life in urban environments. …”
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    Do ambient urban odors evoke basic emotions?
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    por Klailova, Michelle, Lee, Phyllis C.
    Publicado 2014
    “…Extreme silverback odor was predicted by the presence and intensity of inter-unit interactions, silverback anger, distress and long-calling auditory rates, and the absence of close proximity between the silverback and mother of the youngest infant. …”
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    Wild Western Lowland Gorillas Signal Selectively Using Odor
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    “…Dealing with errors while practicing or performing is often frustrating and can lead to anger and despair, which can explain musicians’ generally negative attitude toward errors and the tendency to aim for flawless learning in instrumental music education. …”
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    Error management for musicians: an interdisciplinary conceptual framework
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    Mercury Exposure in Ireland: Results of the DEMOCOPHES Human Biomonitoring Study
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