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Meanings of negative affect in English
Personality variable that involves the experience of poor self-concept and negative emotions, including anger, contempt, disgust, guilt, fear, and nervousness.
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Examples for "negative affectivity"
Examples for "negative affectivity"
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No associations were found between children's negative affectivity and food consumption or vegetable-related parenting practices.
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Higher negative affectivity was associated with smaller volume of the left dorsal paralimbic relative to limbic portion of the ACC.
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Results: Greater differential right amygdala activation to matching fearful v. happy facial expressions related to greater negative affectivity (i.e.
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A leftward asymmetric pattern of ACC folding was associated with significantly higher temperamental Effortful Control and lower Negative Affectivity than a rightward asymmetric pattern.
Usage of negative affect in English
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Furthermore, it was associated with increased negative affect and diminished positive affect.
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Partners' positive and negative affect were measured at baseline and six-week follow-up.
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No association was observed using negative affect as the predictor variable.
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Learners showed greater RSA suppression and less negative affect than nonlearners.
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Positive and negative affect are both associated with health outcomes.
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Groups did not differ on overall level of negative affect.
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Post-NSSI, positive affect significantly increased while negative affect remained unchanged.
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Some researchers have suggested that emotion dysregulation is simply a variant of high negative affect.
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Uncovering the mechanisms responsible for pain-induced negative affect is critical in addressing these comorbid outcomes.
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Neuroticism is associated with the experience of negative affect and the development of affective disorders.
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Such consumption has been assumed to attenuate loss-induced negative affect (called emotional self-medication).
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Each measure of negative affect demonstrated relatively distinct environmental contributing factors, with very little overlap.
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Anger is a central characteristic of negative affect and is relatively stable from infancy onward.
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Conclusions: Mediterranean diet adherence showed association with emotional clarity via increasing positive and decreasing negative affect.
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Higher self-reported trait negative affect was also associated with greater difficulty disengaging attention from unpleasant stimuli.
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Affective models of AN position a number of clinical behaviors as functioning to reduce negative affect.
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