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Emotional bonding is a term used to describe the strong affectionate ties that parents may feel toward their infant; some theorists believe that the strongest bonding occurs shortly a

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Emotional competence refer to the abilities to display predominantly positive rather than negative emotions, correctly identify others" emotions and respond appropriately to them, and

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Emotional component refers to one person's feelings toward the object of an attitude.

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Deutsch: Emotionale Verbindung / Español: Conexión emocional / Português: Conexão emocional / Français: Connexion émotionnelle / Italiano: Connessione emotiva

Emotional connection in the psychology context refers to the bond that forms between individuals when they share feelings, understanding, and empathy. It's a fundamental aspect of human relationships that enables people to experience a deep sense of belonging, support, and mutual understanding. This connection is crucial for developing trust, intimacy, and strong interpersonal relationships.

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Deutsch: Emotionale Ansteckung / Español: Contagio Emocional / Português: Contágio Emocional / Français: Contagion Émotionnelle / Italian: Contagio Emozionale

Emotional contagion in the psychology context refers to the phenomenon where one person's emotions and related behaviours directly trigger similar emotions and behaviours in others. This process occurs through various mechanisms, including facial expressions, vocal tones, and body language, and can happen both consciously and unconsciously.

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Emotional cut-off is when children may withdraw or cut themselves off emotionally from the family when given too much Stress in a family due to over involvement of parents, .

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Emotional deprivation refers to the belief and expectation that your primary needs will never be met. Emotional Deprivation refers to a sense that no one will nurture, care for, gui

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Deutsch: Emotionale Entwicklung / Español: Desarrollo Emocional / Português: Desenvolvimento Emocional / Français: Développement Émotionnel / Italiano: Sviluppo Emotivo

Emotional development in psychology refers to the process through which individuals acquire the ability to recognize, express, understand, and regulate their emotions from infancy through adulthood. This development is crucial for forming healthy relationships, achieving personal well-being, and functioning effectively in social contexts.

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