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This contribution describes the present state of research and theory concerning human crying. Different theories originating from various disciplines and perspectives are briefly summarized. In addition, we provide insight into the development of crying behaviour from early childhood to adulthood.
nomenon of crying is explored across many contexts it can be viewed from interdisciplinary perspectives. Nonetheless, it makes sense that nurses, who witness crying in myriad situations in the course of practice, should take on exploration and theorizing about human crying. A holistic perspective includes nurse– patient interactions.
23 kwi 2018 · Our study aims to determine the association between neonatal cry acoustics with neurophysiological signals and behavioral features according to different cry distress levels of newborns.
Three mechanisms have been proposed for the homeostatic function of crying: (a) alle- viating depression or related negative affects (Beck, Rush, Shaw, & Emery, 1979; Scheff, 1979); (b) releasing stress-related bio- chemical toxins (Frey & Langseth, 1985; Frey, DeSota-Johnson, Hoffman, & McCall, 1981); or (c) decreasing sympathetic ner- vous sys...
CRY definicja: 1. to produce tears as the result of a strong emotion, such as unhappiness or pain: 2. to cry for…. Dowiedź się więcej.
Definition. Qualitatively different forms of weeping and/or shedding tears. The range of expressions of emotion associ-ated with shedding of tears from the eyes. Introduction. Crying is generally understood as shedding tears in response to some emotional state or reaction, more specifically known as weeping.
In this article, we present a framework for explaining variations in the psychological effects of crying as a function of (a) how the effects of crying are measured, (b) conditions in the social environment, (c) personality traits of the crier, and (d) the affective state of the crier.
