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... emotion expressed ( sad , angry , scared , etc. ) . and the amount or inten- sity of emotion you are able to detect ( e.g. , slightly irritated , moderately angry , absolutely furious , etc. ) . Your leaders will now roleplay several ...
... emotion expressed ( sad , angry , scared , etc. ) . and the amount or inten- sity of emotion you are able to detect ( e.g. , slightly irritated , moderately angry , absolutely furious , etc. ) . Your leaders will now roleplay several ...
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... emotions you believe they are experiencing , as well as whether their verbal and non - verbal presentations are congruent or incongruent . SESSION FIVE : GETTING HUNCHES AND USING THEM CREATIVELY Purpose Ten Session Workbook / Manual on ...
... emotions you believe they are experiencing , as well as whether their verbal and non - verbal presentations are congruent or incongruent . SESSION FIVE : GETTING HUNCHES AND USING THEM CREATIVELY Purpose Ten Session Workbook / Manual on ...
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... emotions . Widowed women may benefit even more from groups which promote developing new skills and more positive self- images ( Barrett , 1987 ) . Finally , some bereaved individuals , particularly those who exhibit maladaptive grieving ...
... emotions . Widowed women may benefit even more from groups which promote developing new skills and more positive self- images ( Barrett , 1987 ) . Finally , some bereaved individuals , particularly those who exhibit maladaptive grieving ...
Contents
The Richmond Senior Hotline A Brief Overview | 3 |
Theoretical Underpinnings | 9 |
Practical Issues Involved in Establishing a Hotline | 15 |
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