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Expressing negative emotions in front of children may help regulate their emotions and problems

• Authors : By:ANI

• Source: Asian News International (New Delhi, India), November 29, 2018 NEWS, 2pp

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All emotions change: Customer Service amidst Negative Emotions

• Authors : By:Source: J. N. Halm l thebftonline.com l Ghana

• Source: Business and Financial Times (Accra, Ghana), September 18, 2017 NEWS, 6pp

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EMOTIONS FIRST: EMOTIONS FIRST. Feeling reason: the role of emotions in reasoning

• Source: TendersInfo - Project Notices (Mumbai, India), March 11, 2017 NEWS, 2pp

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UBIC Obtains Patent for Technology Related to the Recognition of Human Emotions from Textual Communications; Utilizing the power of artificial intelligence to understand the dynamics of human emotions and improve digital marketing campaigns

• Source: GlobeNewswire (USA), March 15, 2016, 3pp

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Super Bowl Research Combines Biometrics and Facial Coding Live to; Understand Complex Web of Emotions in Advertising; Once Dominated by Simple Themes, Half-Naked Women and Cheap Laughs, the Super Bowl Has Turned Into a Platform for More Complex Emotions; Innerscope Study, in Partnership With Emotient, Finds Ads That Succeed Seek to Make More Personal Connection

• Source: Market Wire (USA), February 3, 2014, 3pp

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REPEAT-BMO Psychology of Investing Report: Canadians Letting Emotion; Get in the Way of Smart Investing; - Forty per cent say emotions play a role when making investing decisions - Two-thirds are not in total control of their emotions when investing - Majority of Canadians have invested on impulse - Anticipation, trust and fear are the most common emotions felt by investors - BMO: Informed decision-making critical to reaching financial milestones

• Source: Market Wire (USA), December 1, 2012, 3pp

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REPEAT-BMO Psychology of Investing Report: Canadians Letting Emotion Get in the Way of Smart Investing; - Forty per cent say emotions play a role when making investing decisions; - Two-thirds are not in total control of their emotions when investing; - Majority of Canadians have invested on impulse; - Anticipation, trust and fear are the most common emotions felt by investors; - BMO: Informed decision-making critical to reaching financial milestones

• Source: CCNMatthews (Canada), December 1, 2012, 3pp

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REPEAT-BMO Psychology of Investing Report: Canadians Letting Emotion; Get in the Way of Smart Investing; - Forty per cent say emotions play a role when making investing decisions - Two-thirds are not in total control of their emotions when investing - Majority of Canadians have invested on impulse - Anticipation, trust and fear are the most common emotions felt by investors - BMO: Informed decision-making critical to reaching financial milestones

• Source: Market Wire (USA), November 28, 2012, 3pp

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BMO Psychology of Investing Report: Canadians Letting Emotion Get in the Way of Smart Investing; - Forty per cent say emotions play a role when making investing decisions - Two-thirds are not in total control of their emotions when investing - Majority of Canadians have invested on impulse - Anticipation, trust and fear are the most common emotions felt by investors - BMO: Informed decision-making critical to reaching financial milestones

• Source: Market Wire (USA), November 28, 2012, 3pp

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REPEAT-BMO Psychology of Investing Report: Canadians Letting Emotion Get in the Way of Smart Investing; - Forty per cent say emotions play a role when making investing decisions; - Two-thirds are not in total control of their emotions when investing; - Majority of Canadians have invested on impulse; - Anticipation, trust and fear are the most common emotions felt by investors; - BMO: Informed decision-making critical to reaching financial milestones

• Source: CCNMatthews (Canada), November 28, 2012, 3pp

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