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Significados de flat affect em inglês

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эмоциональная притуплённость
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despliegue reducido de afecto

Condition of reduced emotional reactivity in an individual.

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Examples for "reduced affect display"
Examples for "reduced affect display"
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Hyperactivation was found to be related to affective flattening.
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Amygdala hyperresponsivity to masked fearful faces might be a specific characteristic of patients with affective flattening.
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Conversely, amygdala response to unmasked fearful faces was negatively correlated to the severity of affective flattening.
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* Shows emotional coldness, detachment, or flattened affectivity.
The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology
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Results: A significantly larger proportion of patients with FTLD showed behavioral abnormalities, particularly social and personal conduct disorders and emotional blunting, than patients with AD.
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Emotional withdrawal, but not blunted affect was significant and negatively associated, and depression positively associated with suicide behaviour.
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Inappropriate and constricted affect;
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
Uso de flat affect em inglês
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We know how to read body language, and flat affect, and mood swings.
My Sister's Keeper
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Furthermore, this exaggerated activation to fearful faces correlated with severity of flat affect.
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A model of flat affect as a response mechanism to emotional overload is proposed.
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But that flat affect and supreme dispassion-like ,we'retalking AI-levelgreater good stuff-scaresme.
Wired
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This finding suggests that flat affect in schizophrenia relates to overstimulation of the limbic system.
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This score correlated with clinical severity of flat affect.
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No individuals with psychotic symptoms had a formal thought disorder, incoherence of speech, or flat affect.
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The amygdala response to masked fearful faces was positively correlated with the degree of flat affect.
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Furthermore, greater amygdala activation to the presentation of fearful faces was highly correlated with greater severity of flat affect.
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Context: Deficits in emotion processing are prominent in schizophrenia, and flat affect is resistant to treatment and portends poor outcome.
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His face had such a flat affect and natural calm she decided never to play poker with Dr. Lon King.
Frozen Heat
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Logistic regression was used to show that when flat affect was incorporated into the definition of affected among relatives, sex differences in FMR disappeared.
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In this study, amygdala responsivity to threat-related facial expression was investigated in patients as a function of automatic versus controlled processing and patients' flat affect.
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Reflecting on his brief hang time with Sam's family, Michael says, "I could definitely see myself fitting into what they have," with utterly flat affect.
The Guardian
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"Asked and answered already." His voice was chillingly calm and his face had taken on a flat affect.
Heat Rises