Liu is the co-author of a small study published March 3 in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, that found that emojis were used to both express positive feelings and soften the more negative ones ...

Recent research suggests that the link between positive and negative feelings is not as clear-cut as previously thought. Skip to main content Mobile Navigation ...

Doing something active, such as going for a walk, playing music you enjoy, or meditating, can redirect your focus away from eating and toward something more positive. The association between negative ...

were only used when the participant felt very strong negative feelings. Experts found that people were most likely to use positive emojis when they’re feeling negative emotions or when talking ...

Yet, this scale is what psychology researchers often use to survey feelings in scientific studies, treating emotions as ...

Here's a list of countries with highest positive and negative experiences ... it was found that more people in 2022 reported feeling well-rested and respected, experiencing enjoyment, and smiling ...

Gallup’s Positive and Negative Experience Indexes measure life’s intangibles — feelings and emotions ... further down the list. On a global level, Gallup’s Negative Experience Index ...

If your feelings were purely positive, of course, the relationship would be bliss. Even purely negative feelings would be better, because the course of action would be clear: Say goodbye.

Atheists also are more negative than positive toward Catholics, mainline Protestants, Mormons and Muslims. The negative feelings are mutual when it comes to Protestants and Catholics, who give ...

If you feel less stressed, sad, angry and worried than a year ago, you're in good company, according to Gallup's latest annual report into the world's mood. Even as the world faced warfare and ...

Transference is when someone redirects their feelings about one person onto ... In psychotherapy, there is positive and negative transference. With positive transference, the person receiving ...