Emotional reaction

Lorazepam (Ativan) 0.5-2 mg prior to chemotherapy Most common Sedation, amnesia Rare Respiratory depression, ataxia, blurred vision, hallucinations, paradoxical reactions (weeping, emotional reactions)... 

Danielle, nine years old when interviewed, enjoys playing the piano and recorder, and making colorful origami animals. Ordinarily even-tempered, Danielle experiences dramatic physical and emotional reactions from exposure to perfumes and other chemicals, and from eating certain foods containing additives and allergens. Her reactions include nosebleeds, muscle aches, headaches, crying spells and irritability. 

Anything personal that steers away from a common mistake. Write about an emotional reaction to an event, a work of art, or another person. 

Some of the sociobiologists have written about adaptive modules of behavior. These modules, or algorithms, are unlikely to have evolved from scratch as free-standing stimulus-response homunculi or neural networks. Rather, they probably represent newly evolved perceptual, or cognitive, sensitivities that prompt pre-existing emotional reactions.6... 

Pharmacoiogy Isometheptene mucate acts by constricting dilated cranial and cerebral arterioles, thus reducing the stimuli that lead to vascular headaches. Dichloralphenazone, a mild sedative, reduces the patient s emotional reaction to the pain of both vascular and tension headaches. 

Secondary insomnia related to a known organic factor may occur in conjunction with a physical illness (but not the person s emotional reaction to the illness), psychoactive substance abuse, or certain medications. Secondary insomnia may also be related to another mental disorder. 

One theory of the cause of emotion is that it is triggered by discrepancy. Thus, people may have an emotional reaction when confronted wito feedback or evidence that contradicts their self-image. A step in the process of personal development is to recognize this emotion and accept it. Doing so can have quite transforming effects on your perception of who you are. 

In most humans in most contemporary societies, the quick and dirty path is relatively unimportant. Success and survival do not turn heavily on split-second decisions. Instead, decisions and the concomitant emotions depend crucially on prior cognitive processing of the situation. In animals other than humans, it is often difficult to decide whether what looks like an emotional reaction is triggered by a mental representation of the situation or whether it is merely a learned response. The apparent guilt of the dog that has shredded the newspaper in its owner s absence may simply be a conditioned fear of punishment, since the same response is produced when the owner himself shreds the newspaper and leaves it on the floor (Vollmer 1977). 

When individual experience is emphasized, the generalized verbal formulas for societal control based on hoary and long-unquestioned precepts become open to question as they are filtered through the individual consciousness. Various institutions maintain their authority by means of symbols and concepts that evoke traditional emotional reactions, and the more-rational verbal responses function as unconscious rationalizations of these reactions. That is, many logical argu-... 

The area of the brain enclosing the third ventricle is the diencephalon. This area consists of several important structures, including the thalamus and hypothalamus. The thalamus contains distinct nuclei that are crucial in the integration of certain types of sensations and their relay to other areas of the brain (such as the somatosensory cortex). The hypothalamus is involved in the control of diverse body functions including temperature control, appetite, water balance, and certain emotional reactions. The hypothalamus is also... 

Bad trips, in which an extremely unpleasant emotional reaction is experienced in a d-ASC, and from which there are possible one-term adverse consequences on personal adjustment, often occur because upbringing has not prepared us to undergo radical alterations in our ordinary d-SoC. we depend on stability, we fear the unknown, and we develop personal rigidities and various kinds of personal and social taboos, it is traditional in our society to consider d-ASCs as signs of insanity d-ASCs therefore can cause great fear in those who experience them. 

REBOUND Also known as discontinuation symptoms, these occur when the benzodiazepines are withdrawn. These symptoms are an aspect of withdrawal in which the patient develops anxiety, insomnia, or other serious emotional reactions that are more intense than before treatment with the drug was begun. 

Benzodiazepines work to reduce inhibition and anxiety. They depress the central nervous system. This in turn reduces emotional reactions, mental alertness, attention span, and feelings of anxiety, bringing a sense of relaxation and well being. In addition, benzodi-... 

Further sleep disturbance in FM may be related to increased incidence of periodic limb movements in sleep, restless legs syndrome, or the presence of comorbid depression. Consequently, given that a number of factors contribute to the sleep disturbance in FM, it would appear prudent to undertake a multifactorial approach to best understand sleep complaints and daytime symptoms of FM patients. Consistent with this notion, the interaction between psychological variables, such as cognitive appraisals of pain and sleep, as well as emotional reactions ought to be more carefully examined to best understand this complex syndrome. 

Another form of life process images is the flow of auditory sensations. The endless series of abstract sounds (described in the preceding vision) bounce through awareness. The emotional reaction to these can be neutral or can involve intense feelings of unity, or of annoyed fear. 

The most careful preparation would include some discussion of the personality characteristics and some planning with the guide as to how to handle expected emotional reactions when they occur. 

The sequencing and ordering of the component parts of attitude has received considerable attention in psychological research (Bagozzi et ah, 2002). Under some circumstances it appears that strong affective responses precede cognitive elements, while on other occasions emotional reactions may become associated with or tied to certain beliefs. There is a detailed literature but as yet no definitive answer to the question of precedence in... 

Relationships The responsibilities and obligations that attend developing friendship and business relationships may vary prompting emotional reactions to behaviours not performed or over-elaborated. 

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