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First published 2019-4

Instrument for Assessing the Ability to Identify Emotional Facial Expressions in Healthy Children and in Children With ADHD: The FEEL Test

Esther Lázaro, Imanol Amayra, Juan Francisco López-Paz [...]

Journal of Attention Disorders

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First published 1989-12

Feeling rules: Testing a model of appraisal—affect relations

Hans A. Hoekstra, Bert A. M. Stoop

European Journal of Personality

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First published 2001-1

Pregnancy Feelings among Adolescents Awaiting Pregnancy Test Results

Wendy L. Hellerstedt, Rebecca M. Fee, Clea A. McNeely [...]

Public Health Reports®

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First published 2023-6

Can perception be extended to a “feel of north”? Tests of automaticity with the NaviEar

Christoph Witzel, Annika Lübbert, J. Kevin O’Regan [...]

Adaptive Behavior

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First published 2015-7

A simple sleeve test worn during exercise to quantify skin feel and willingness to pay for wool fabric samples

Emma K Doyle, David Tester, John Thompson

Textile Research Journal

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First published 2018-6

Can we share an us-feeling with a digital machine? Emotional sharing and the recognition of one as another *

Eva-Maria Engelen

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews

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First published 2024-9

Perfectionism,Feelings of Not Mattering,and Suicide Ideation: An Integrated Test of the Perfectionism Social Disconnection Model and the Existential Model of Perfectionism

Marianne E. Etherson, Martin M. Smith, Andrew P. Hill [...]

Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment

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First published 2006-6

Preliminary Testing of a Brief Inventory for Assessing Changes in Exercise-Induced Feeling States

James J. Annesi

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2007-12

A Test of the Passive Facial Feedback Hypothesis: We Feel Sorry Because We Cry

Hideko Mori, Kazuo Mori

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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First published 2009-8

Another Test of the Passive Facial Feedback Hypothesis: When Your Face Smiles,You Feel Happy

Kazuo Mori, Hideko Mori

Perceptual and Motor Skills

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