... tendencies and emotionally regulated strategies associated with the experience of anger and anxiety is presented. Figure 1 , depicts the relationships proposed to occur with emotional expressions of anxiety, whereas Figure 2 depicts the relationships proposed to occur with emotional expressions of anger...

... hugging at a conference had a negative emotional impact. This is also related to gender. Reflecting on this response, we recognise that such displays of affection, as with emotions more generally (Averill, 1980), may also be culturally specific. Another argued that “Students ARE emotionally intelligent...