reappraisal in A Sentence

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    The aim is the Reappraisal of architecture;

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    Take Reappraisal, which is a type of cognitive change strategy.

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    Negative Reappraisal decreased love feelings but made participants feel unpleasant.

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    Negative Reappraisal decreased love feelings and made participants feel more unpleasant.

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    Negative Reappraisal decreased love feelings but made the participant feel more unpleasant.

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    Cognitive Reappraisal is one of the quickest ways to shift your emotions.

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    Sometimes, though, anxiety or depression can be so severe that the person cannot engage in cognitive Reappraisals.

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    Reappraisal of pictorial evidence supports a Campanian origin, or at least a borrowing, for the games and gladiators.

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    They found that negative Reappraisal decreased feelings of love towards previous partners, but also made participants feel more unpleasant.

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    Using cognitive Reappraisal, she can focus on how embarrassing it will be to have smoker's breath when she kisses her boyfriend.

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    If someone frequently expresses positive emotions, such as happiness, their romantic partner thinks they use Reappraisal more than they actually do.

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    This can stop them from being able to come up with more positive meanings for a situation- a key aspect of Reappraisal.

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    There are several strategies that we use to regulate emotions- for example, Reappraisal(changing how you feel about something) and attentional deployment(redirecting your attention away from something).

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    CBT teaches a method of regulating emotions called cognitive Reappraisal which trains people to reinterpret situations from a new perspective that then changes their emotion.

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    Couples generally are able to judge their partners' emotion regulation patterns with some degree of accuracy, but are somewhat less accurate in judging Reappraisal than suppression.

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    When they were shown the images a second time, participants were asked to decrease their emotional response using a voluntary emotional regulation technique called cognitive Reappraisal.

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    Since the technique of cognitive Reappraisal is less effective in children, we might do better to consider some of these alternative strategies for children and teens.

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    Cognitive Reappraisal: think about the problem differently, focus on the silver lining, or be grateful for some secondary opportunities or outcomes that may have arisen from the problem.

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    But neuroimaging studies have shown that, while cognitive Reappraisal uses late-maturing parts of the brain, there are other emotion regulation strategies that seem to use earlier-maturing brain regions.

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    Though research into this is ongoing, it's thought that during intense emotional experiences these people find it very difficult to disengage- a necessary first step in Reappraisal- so they turn to maladaptaive suppression instead.

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    It focuses on two coping mechanisms that can be difficult to spot due to the lack of related visual cues: expressive suppression(stoically hiding one's emotions behind a calm and quiet poker face) and cognitive Reappraisal(changing one's perspective to see the silver lining behind a bad situation).

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