Problem
Emotionalism
Other Names:
Depth of feelingEmotional expression
Temperamental release
Nature:
Strong emotions, whether hostility or intense joy, trigger the dispersion of adrenalin and other hormones throughout the human body. Medical experts from the American Heart Association have suggested surges of these hormones may damage the heart through constant exposure or release of fat in the bloodstream, possibly resulting in cardiac arrest. Incidence:
A 1990 medical study indicates individuals with strong emotional reactions are 3 times more likely to die of cardiac arrest. Narrower Problems:
Emotional crisesEmotional strain Related Problems:
Personality clashesErosion of social dialogue Aggravates:
Heart disordersAbnormal blood fats Reduced By:
RepressionNumbness towards others
Restriction of freedom of expression
Developmental expressive language disorder
Strategies:
Communicating emotion Values:
FeelingSelf-expressionUnfeeling Subject(s):
Communication → Communication Societal Problems → Detention
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
20.02.1997 – 00:00 CET