For the purpose of this essay, emotions will be defined as a conscious experience consisting of behavioural, subjective and physiological elements, (Frijda, 1986). ... In contrast to the evidence presented above, there is evidence within the literature that happy faces can also be detected faster. ... This study highlights how there is evidence in the literature that not only threat, but also that happiness can be detected more efficiently. The literature consists of very contradicting evidence, yet nonetheless it can be confidently concluded that some emotions expressed in the face are det...

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It is natural for living creatures to associate their feelings with the elements of nature and use metaphoric language to aid the description, painting a more vivid picture in the mind's eye than a plainly written piece of literature like "The Snowman". ... It is true that metaphoric language with personifications and similes are important to literature, giving the reader a sense of what the writing is actually writing about, it is just as important not to over-exaggerate. ...

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Introduction Since the last two decades, the economy structure has been facing a transformation in the nature of employee and work. There is a growing level of service sector work in the world, especially the interactive service jobs. According to Sheane's study (2011), nearly three-quarters of all ...

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Introduction Adolescence is a period marked by rapid growth changes and specific psychosocial challenges (Kumar, 2013). This constant flux of change, accompanied by a limited ability to cope with difficult situations, presents a window of vulnerability in which problem behaviours such as substance a...

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Commitment to Achieve Shared Common Goals The literature consistently highlights that one of the essential elements of a team is its focus toward a common goal and a clear purpose (Fisher, Hunter & Macrosson, 1997). ...

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