What is emotionalism in the church

The psychological associations with emotionalism were examined, 1 month after stroke, in 448 stroke survivors who met inclusion criteria for a randomised trial of psychological treatment. One hundred ...

Moving on to the definition of emotionalism. It's a tendency to regard things emotionally. An undue indulgence in or display of emotion. Now, this is not in the spirit of vilifying emotions.

Emotionalism after stroke is common, occurring in 10%–20% of a community sample.1 Psychological factors in its cause or maintenance have not been studied; research has tended to concentrate instead on ...

not excluding his chambers, is about effective and scientific delegation. There must be a limit to baseless hysteria and Ill-tempered emotionalism.

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But in place of a quest for intelligence – in both senses of the word – in place, that is, of a rational and measured response, we see instead an acceleration and cultivation of emotionalism and ...

Sae-Kyung Rim as Cio-Cio-San gives a triumphant performance with a voice of gleaming clarity.Credit:Guy Davies Amid the gorgeous display and powerful emotionalism, Murphy also explores the story’s ...

Adegboruwa must wake up and realize that modern management in both the public and private sectors, not excluding his chambers, is about effective and scientific delegation. There must be a limit to ...

There must be a limit to baseless hysteria and Ill-tempered emotionalism. Introduced in August 1994 to satisfy a yearning for a fresh, breezy and entertaining afternoon paper in Lagos and its environs ...