This article maps out the genealogy of the anthropological concept of emotional economic man, which emerged in the 1990s tied to the concept of emotional capital. Analysis of the discourse about emotional capital in ...

The seventeenth- and eighteenth-century statement that passions and not inactive reason are the motives that decisively influence the will and constitute the true drivers of human action promoted a new object of problematization ...

Children's storybooks are relevant resources for references to different emotions, both positive and negative, and provide an excellent opportunity for adults and children to discuss them, thereby promoting children's ...

In the literature on emotion, it is common to associate this phenomenon with unconscious and/or subcortical mechanisms directly linked to survival circuits, which is recurringly called “traditional view of emotion.” However, ...

In this paper the role of music as generator of the religious experience among members of the Pentecostal group is analyzed. The importance of music in the charismatic evangelistic rhetoric is studied along with its support ...

Prior work has shown that students’ self-reported levels on social-emotional measures predict achievement levels and gains, but we have little evidence on whether within-student changes in self-reports on social-emotional ...

Regular proportions of insight for emotional intelligence– for example, the IQ test – commonly center around the rationale and thinking in regions like math. Understanding cognizance has been considered a prominent research ...

This case study aimed to explore how emotions, emotional rules and power relations influence EFL teacher’s identity reconstruction. An intended sample of one EFL teacher who works in two different schools participated in ...

This study seeks to (a) provide accurate estimates of special education needs (SEN) in Trinidad and Tobago, with specific reference to emotional and behavioural disorders, by using up-to-date and relevant data; and (b) ...