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Food dying and emotions

By: Daniel Miller | Wellness
Emotions are closely associated with eating. They take part in the decisions we make about what and whenever to consume. Conversely, eating is intricately intertwined with the emotions we now have following a meal. Eating specific types of foods can produce temporary happiness, guilt as well as euphoria. The bond between food and emotion has long been contemplated for hundreds of years. read more

Food requiring and emotions

By: Daniel Miller | Wellness
Emotions are closely associated with eating. They take part in the decisions we make about what and whenever to consume. Conversely, eating is intricately intertwined with the emotions we now have following a meal. Eating specific types of foods can produce temporary happiness, guilt as well as euphoria. The bond between food and emotion has long been contemplated for hundreds of years. read more

Food pleading and emotions

By: Daniel Miller | Wellness
Emotions are closely associated with eating. They take part in the decisions we make about what and whenever to consume. Conversely, eating is intricately intertwined with the emotions we now have following a meal. Eating specific types of foods can produce temporary happiness, guilt as well as euphoria. The bond between food and emotion has long been contemplated for hundreds of years. read more

Food entreating and emotions

By: Daniel Miller | Wellness
Emotions are closely associated with eating. They take part in the decisions we make about what and whenever to consume. Conversely, eating is intricately intertwined with the emotions we now have following a meal. Eating specific types of foods can produce temporary happiness, guilt as well as euphoria. The bond between food and emotion has long been contemplated for hundreds of years. read more

Emotional Affair Advice 101

By: Sandra Summers | Infidelity
If you are looking for any emotional affair advice, this is the best place to be at. Most weak individuals are being lured in the beautifully dangerous world having an emotional affair. On the other hand, there are individuals who are emotionally and mentally stable enough to draw themselves out of these types of trouble. read more

How to Spot Emotional Abuse

By: William Gabriel | Relationships
Not all abuse involves broken bones and bruises. Not all abuse is physical in nature. Many abuse victims deal with the pain of emotional abuse, which is often very destructive and damaging. read more

Emotions + Music = Power

By: Julie Ann Price | Motivation
Music has an incredible power to trigger your emotions. How can you use it to get yourself out of bed or break a bad habit? Read on and find out. read more

Recovery After an Emotional Affair

By: Coleta Stewart | Infidelity
After an emotional affair is over it may still be hard on the injured partner to get past all the negative feelings and emotions. You need to take time for yourself before you can start working on your relationship. read more

All About Emotions and Scrapbooking

By: Michel Yvonne Maling | Home & Family
One of the great things about scrapbooking is that it allows us to record events about ourselves and our loved ones. You should try and go beyond the public façade, and show how you feel both in good times and bad. read more

More info on Emotional Eating

By: ElizabethMclean | Wellness
People don't just eat when they're hungry. Social eating is one way people celebrate and commiserate. People also eat when we're sad, lonely, bored, or anxious. Eating for comfort, without hunger, is called emotional eating. read more

Lack Of Emotional Intimacy

By: Michael SeoVida Francis | Article Marketing
Emotional intimacy is one of the most wonderful experiences we ever have. Nothing else really comes close to the experience of sharing our innermost thoughts and feelings with each other, to be deeply seen and known, to share love, passion, laughter, joy and / or creativity. read more

Emotional Complexity Of Robots

By: Dinah Jackson | Science
There once was an AI test that posited success based upon an encounter with AI and a human being. If a human being walked away unable to say whether their companion during the test was human or not, this would imply all sorts of lofty attributes to AI consciousness. Well, unfortunately for many excited scientists of the last generation, data is rabidly showing that things aren't that simple. But, to the merit of such hopefuls, things will indeed be bizarre. read more

Being Emotional, No Promotion

By: stone | Career management
Everyone in this world has his own temper and also there exist different ways to express feelings when people feel bad. For the mature people, they will hide the bad emotion if necessary, and not let the emotion to influence their work. But to the immature people, they are often swayed by emotion. Once they feel bad, the emotion speaks first, they can not get away from there feelings and make some impulsive decisions. read more

Emotionality And Habit Formation

By: Rhonda Silver | Weight Loss
Emotionality and Rigidity Emotionality serves to strengthen habits; so if two people one high on emotionality and one low form a habit, the highly emotional individual will feel more compelled to repeat that habit in a variety of situations, whether it be appropriate or not. Low emotionality gives a little more flexibility. read more

Emotions Surrounding Bankruptcy

By: Jason Fadien | Personal Finance
Whether it is guilt, shame, or embarrassment that one feels as they progress through the bankruptcy process, the feelings should be addressed accordingly. They may require special attention so that they do not get too out of control. read more