Psychological theories of emotion have often defined an as simultaneous changes in several mental and bodily components. In addition, appraisal assume that component elicits the other components (e.g., motivational, behavioural, experiential). Neither componential definition nor theory been systematically translated to paradigms for induction, many which rely on passive induction without a clea...

The purpose of the present study was the investigation of interaction effects between functional MRI scanner noise and affective neural processes. Stimuli comprised of psychoacoustically balanced musical pieces, expressing three different emotions (fear, neutral, joy). Participants (N=34, 19 female) were split into two groups, one subjected to continuous scanning and another subjected to sparse...

During COVID-19, emergency medicine (EM) providers have labored to protect the health of their patients, often at expense own well-being. Increased demands imposed on without intentional efforts evaluate and improve wellness can lead burnout, attrition, compromise patient care. Practices that promote mindfulness, reflection gratitude been shown reduce burnout. The Institute for Healthcare Impro...

The study focuses on a small but important segment of Hungarian culture, the musical education children aged 3-7. Its central theme is to examine how adaptation folk games and related movements can be one most complex developmental forces in personality development this age group. This because period fundamental terms cultural transmission plays an integrative role aesthetic education. As pre-s...

Compassion is an inner desire to alleviate the suffering of other. Almost all us as health care professionals had this feeling in some corner our hearts when we chose profession. It no doubt a daunting task, but something within made feel can help and make difference. very palpable at beginning careers. As physician academic hospitalist, I observed medical students often having great rapport wi...