over-emotional
11Over My Dead Body (novel) — Over My Dead Body   …
12Emotional transmission — is the idea that an individual s emotions influence the emotions of those around them. It includes the idea that one s emotional state at work can be carried over to one s home. Thus, if one has tense interpersonal relations at work, one may… …
13over the edge — into a mental or emotional state that makes someone completely lose control His friends worried that the news might send/drive/push him over the edge. • • • Main Entry: ↑edge …
14tired and over emotional — Meaning Euphemism for drunk. Origin …
15Emotional Rescue — Infobox Album | Name = Emotional Rescue Type = Album Artist = The Rolling Stones Released = 20 June 1980 Recorded = 18 January 12 February 1979, 10 June 19 October 1979, November December 1979 Genre = Rock Length = 41:15 Label = Rolling… …
16Emotional Arithmetic — Infobox Film name = Emotional Arithmetic image size = caption = Theatrical release poster director = Paolo Barzman producer = Suzanne Girard (BBR Productions [Bullet Proof] ) Anna Stratton (Triptych Media [Heyday] ) writer = Jefferson Lewis… …
17Emotional bias — An emotional bias is a distortion in cognition and decision making due to emotional factors. That is, a person will be usually inclined * to believe something that has a positive emotional effect, that gives a pleasant feeling, even if there is… …
18Emotional spectrum — The emotional spectrum is a fictional concept in the DC Comics shared universe, primarily within the Green Lantern mythos. Within the comics, it is the power source for the power rings of the Green Lantern Corps. The spectrum is divided into the… …
19Emotional Neutrality — The concept of removing greed, fear and other human emotions from financial or investment decisions. The goal of emotional neutrality is to remove any weight that emotions may play in the process of making objective financial decisions, so that… …
20Emotional actress — Matilda Heron was said to have founded the emotional school of acting. According to Reignolds Winslow, Matilda Heron was dramatic to the last degree on every occasion (1887, 111). Emotional intensity also characterized performances by Lucille… …
