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The couple placed Carly for adoption after her birth in an emotional episode.
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DEE: It was a very emotional episode to watch and also to film.
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The product pitched on Sunday night's emotional episode of Shark Tank has already sold out.
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Nick Viall, this season's Bachelor who had an emotional episode on Monday, appeared on Live!
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And while a lot happened in the emotional episode, the one everybody's worried about is Toby.
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The emotional episode had viewers choking back tears, but Sullivan was choking back something else while filming.
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And in yesterdays' emotional episode, William and Randall's (Sterling K. Brown) time together came to an end.
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You've inadvertently screamed "GET OFF HER" at your phone like it's a particularly emotional episode of Eastenders.
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Last week, audiences were in for an emotional episode when Beth's father-in-law, William, passed away.
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The emotional episode wrapped up a number of complex story lines for the show's six female leads.
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During the highly emotional episode, Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay encouraged Unglert to talk to his dad about their issues.
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After a particularly emotional episode on Sunday, Jon finally told the khaleesi he was ready to bend the knee.
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Khloé Kardashian is spending time with her best pals ahead of Sunday's emotional episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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Brandi Glanville is opening up about the emotional fallout of her ex-husband's affair in an emotional episode of Famously Single.
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Two weeks ago, Meredith Grey's (Ellen Pompeo) father, Thatcher Grey (Jeff Perry), made his final guest appearance in an emotional episode.
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At the conclusion of Friday's emotional episode, Kotb and Gifford brought the whole Today show cast onstage for a final toast.
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On the show, Shouhed initially denied ever being unfaithful, before eventually publicly coming clean on an emotional episode in June 2016.
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"You come first, no matter how busy, no matter what's going on," the baker told his mom during the emotional episode.
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"This Is Us" gears up for an emotional episode after the Super Bowl, which features a halftime show from Justin Timberlake.
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I am still hungry after, so I snack on some popcorn from earlier and watch an emotional episode of For the People.
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This is one of the most innocuous "just another day" beginnings to an epically emotional episode in the history of the series.
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Last June, Glanville opened up about the emotional fallout of her ex-husband's affair with LeAnn Rimes in an emotional episode of Famously Single.
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On an emotional episode of the Discovery reality series in June, audiences learned that family matriarch Ami Brown has been diagnosed with lung cancer.
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"Perhaps the most emotional episode we ever did was 'Lisa's Substitute,'" Jean tells me when I ask his favorite and most quintessential Lisa moment.
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It wasn't easy but Kristoff St. John's death was addressed head-on when "Young and the Restless" hit the airwaves Tuesday with an emotional episode.
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"It's difficult to talk about something that is gonna go out to the world," Banfield-Jones says through tears at the beginning of the emotional episode.
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Meanwhile, aggravated to be departing from the bar so soon, Stewart tramped down the staircase with Alfred, whom Stewart thought must be experiencing another emotional episode.
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After last night's super-emotional episode (that's where the spoilers are, so be warned!), Rodriguez shared a heartfelt photo showing her and co-star Brett Dier.
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Zeke Smith has spent eight months figuring out how to forgive Jeff Varner for outing him as transgender on Wednesday's shocking and emotional episode of Survivor.
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The first really emotional episode of Making A Murderer feels a little bit like its treading water, biding time until the real meaty legalese starts to unfurl.
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Lewis, 48, addressed PEOPLE's report that he and Pulos had gone their separate ways Friday on an emotional episode of his SiriusXM radio show Jeff Lewis Live.
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McKidd spoke with Entertainment Weekly to tease the "emotional" episode, in which a Seattle building collapses, sending an influx of victims to the ER at Grey-Sloan Memorial.
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"It's going to be an extraordinary and… [very] emotional episode of television," he says, and also notes that the episode is written for old and new viewers alike.
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"Once we got the call that it was cancer, part of me just, like, wanted to run away," Bam, 32, says on Wednesday's emotional episode of Alaskan Bush People.
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The prospect of a third season is unclear, but the show's second season finale tied up plenty of loose ends for Here's everything that happened on the emotional episode.
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Sources close to Dog tell TMZ ... he watched the emotional episode with some loved ones, including his son, Garry, and his personal adviser, Richard Moore, at his Colorado home.
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The moment where he confronts her about their true identity is one of the most moving moments in what is really the most emotional episode of the series thus far.
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In an emotional episode of Teen Mom OG on Monday night, Tyler shared how he and the couple's daughter Nova, coped in the wake of Catelynn's brave decision to seek help.
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During an emotional episode of RHOBC earlier this year, the couple confessed that they weren't interested in having any more kids after the ordeal they went through with their youngest child.
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The second season kept that aim going, from a premiere centered around a funny debate about the usage of the N-word to a standout, emotional episode centered on police brutality.
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PEOPLE caught up with Shouhed after the emotional episode, and the star opened up about everything from the split, where his relationship stands with Parido now and how it all fell apart.
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After Wednesday's shocking and emotional episode of Survivor, fans of the hit show took social media by storm to react to Zeke Smith being outed as transgender by fellow contestant Jeff Varner.
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A week after Kim Kardashian West relived her horrific Paris heist on an emotional episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, her sister Kendall Jenner is opening up about her own scary experience.
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" During Monday's emotional episode, Margera said about his strained relationship with his mother: "Something happened to where everything just escalated into like my mom's big problem with the castle was I threw paint everywhere.
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On Thursday, audiences watched yet another emotional episode — "The Winner Takes It All" — which revolved around two different characters with cancer: Meredith Grey's (Ellen Pompeo) father, Thatcher Grey (Jeff Perry), and Catherine Avery (Debbie Allen).
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Zeke Smith, a two-time contestant on Survivor, never planned on disclosing he's transgender on national television — but in an emotional episode aired on Wednesday, one of Smith's contestants outed him to millions of viewers.
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After such an emotional episode, it's important to see things can improve between the Bakers, as long as Aaron's parents slowly let go of missing Alison and start appreciating their son for who he is.
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Just a few hours after the West's celebrated Easter with family and their celeb pals, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend,"Keeping Up With The Kardashians" aired an emotional episode about Kanye West's hospitalization last year.
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What could have been an excuse for a marriage-ending fight instead becomes a tender, emotional episode about the things we think we might become as children — and what actually happens once we grow up into adults.
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In the emotional episode, Mellencamp Arroyave details the experience of undergoing intrauterine insemination to get pregnant with Slate — which, luckily, worked on the first try — before experiencing multiple failed rounds of in vitro fertilization and a miscarriage.
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With the characters' well-established connection to football, NBC's Super Bowl showcase felt like an ideal time to give up those details, which the producers did in an emotional episode that nevertheless managed to play with expectations.
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"Ami started getting sick months ago and we didn't know what it was, but it changed from the point of 'something's wrong' to 'something's wrong,' " Ami's husband Billy says on Wednesday's emotional episode of the Discovery reality series.
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A day following the emotional episode, Jenner, who revealed in a 20/20 interview with Diane Sawyer in 2015 that she identifies as a woman and would be transitioning from male to female, vocalized her support of 29-year-old Smith.
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On a super emotional episode of Judge Judy a dog owner fought to get his lost dog back from a woman who claimed that she bought the dog legally from someone on the street, implying the dog is rightfully hers.
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It's unclear if Kendall and Disick interacted in the club, but the outing came a day after an emotional episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians – in which the father of three called Khloé Kardashian alluding to suicidal thoughts – aired.
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It was an emotional episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta on Sunday, as Kenya Moore, Shereé Whitfield, NeNe Leakes, Kandi Burruss, Cynthia Bailey and Porsha Williams all came together to film a public service announcement about the dangers of domestic violence.
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Jess Guilbeaux, whose emotional episode detailed her estrangement from her family after coming out as a lesbian, won the hearts of 67.3 thousand Instagram followers and counting, who decided to give back after they learned that Guilbeaux had to drop out of the University of Kansas for financial reasons.
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"We might outta talk about y'all going up and getting our stuff and actually closing Browntown down," patriarch Billy, 64, tells his children during Wednesday's emotional episode of the Discover reality series after revealing that Ami, 53, has stage 3, possibly stage 4, cancer — an event that was filmed just eight weeks ago.
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In an emotional episode of his SiriusXM radio show Jeff Lewis Live, the famous house flipper confirmed PEOPLE's report that he and Pulos had parted ways personally and professionally while claiming that she had actually stopped working for his company, Jeff Lewis Design, several years ago — something they both allegedly hid from viewers.
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Many episodes focusing on Lisa have an emotional nature, such as "Moaning Lisa" (season one, 1990). The idea for the episode was pitched by James L. Brooks, who wanted to do an emotional episode involving Lisa's sadness, to complement the many "jokey episodes" in the first season.Reiss, Mike. (2001). Commentary for "Moaning Lisa", in The Simpsons: The Complete First Season [DVD].
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The episode also features the return of two former regular characters and includes an appearance of a character from Holby City's sister-show Casualty. The episode was structured with positive and upbeat tones transitioning into the dark scenes focusing on death. "I'll Walk You Home" received positive reviews from critics for its "gritty" theme. All reviews noted that it was an emotional episode.
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On March 16, 1979 in an emotional episode, a tearful Richards left the show in order to care for her children. This followed years of her personal life and her volatile marriage to Cleveland disc jockey Gary Dee spilling over into the headlines on other news outlets. She was replaced by Jan Jones. In 1983, Jones became a consultant for WEWS and left the show.
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They stop at a store to pick up a few things. Zach gets arrested after one of his friends, who they had met at the store, throws a coke bottle at a white man and none of them will tell who did it. Zach and his friends are arrested and put in jail. The Boatwright house decides not to tell May in fear of an unbearable emotional episode.
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"Home" received mixed reviews from critics. Gerrick D. Kennedy of the Los Angeles Times deemed it the series' most emotional episode, and his favorite next to "Wheels". Kennedy praised O'Malley's performance as "nothing short of perfection" and recommended that Chenoweth receive an Emmy nomination for her performance. Tim Stack of Entertainment Weekly concurred that Chenoweth's performance was Emmy-worthy, though felt she may have been slightly overused in the episode.
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The character of Julie Carp was initially introduced as love interest of established character Kirk Sutherland (Andrew Whyment). Julie became a "permanent fixture" in the serial and was soon developed into the roles of a machinist and later a supervisor at the Underworld factory. In another storyline Julie has a pregnancy scare. In an "emotional" episode Kirk finds her pregnancy test with Julie under the impression that she was pregnant.
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She ultimately summarized her review by saying: "An inventive comic sequence heightens an emotional episode". Ashley Bissette Sumerel of TV Fanatic also enjoyed the episode, awarding it a 3.7/5, stating "We're getting all emotional over here!". She also praised the Haley and Alex sequence, saying "Their moment in this episode is particularly poignant". She further went on to label the Phil/Luke sequence as "one of [her] favorite scenes this season".
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Paula Vitaris from Cinefantastique gave the episode a largely positive review and awarded it three-and-a-half stars out of four. She called the entry "unabashedly emotional episode" that is "unafraid to plumb the depths of human loss and grief". Furthermore, Vitaris praised Cloke's acting; she called her "a truly gifted actor, slipping faultlessly into the skin of all of Melissa's personalities." She was, however, more critical of Duchovny, noting that his hypnosis scene was underacted.
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The French were as unpopular in Spain as they later were in Mexico, > and they encountered a fierce insurrection, which ultimately triumphed. The > Third of May execution was an indiscriminate killing of civilians by French > soldiers in reprisal for a guerrilla attack the previous day. Goya's > painting of the massacre, which shows terrified civilians facing a firing > squad, was intended to arouse anger and hatred on the part of Spanish > viewers. Goya's is a highly romantic picture of a deeply emotional > episode.
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""Once Upon a Time recap: 'Lily'" from Entertainment Weekly (April 26, 2015) Amy Ratcliffe of IGN said of the episode, "The search for Lily and the memories it brought to the surface didn't make for a stirring or emotional episode. Regina serving as Emma's life coach kept the primary plot afloat, but overall, Emma is going dark side too quickly. The build should be more gradual. Also, Emma really needs to stop saying that she knows when people are lying.
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Alan Sepinwall, a columnist for HitFix, complimented the chemistry between Ferrell and Carell, but criticized the storyline which eventually came down to Michael "being petulant about not being the center of attention every minute of every day", negatively comparing it to "Viewing Party". Despite this, he noted that Ferrell's presence did involve several funny moments. Bonnie Stiernberg, for Paste, was more positive, writing that she preferred the use of comedy, following the emotional episode, "Garage Sale". She ultimately gave it an 8.7 out of 10.
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It was also used by James A. Russell to develop a theory of emotional episodes (relatively brief emotionally charged events). The PA part of PAD was developed into a circumplex model of emotion experience, and those two dimensions were termed "core affect". The D part of PAD was re-conceptualized as part of the appraisal process in an emotional episode (a cold cognitive assessment of the situation eliciting the emotion). A more fully developed version of this approach is termed the psychological construction theory of emotion.
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GameZones Matt Liebl said Episode 4: Dark Room was "easily the most emotional episode" and that the mystery of Rachel Amber had done a "tremendous job in keeping us hooked". Tom Hoggins of The Telegraph said the developer's venture into subjects like social division, online bullying, parental conflict and suicide as "bold". Critics said there were tonal problems, caused by the game's "cheap ways" of progressing the plot, such as character inconsistency and superfluous shock value. Critics were more favourable towards the episode's puzzles and relationships.
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Affect refers to the mental feeling from inside the body that underlies all emotional experience. It varies in valence (from unpleasant to pleasant) and arousal (from deactivated to activated). While affect is a general term, core affect is one of the fundamental components that constitute a basic emotional unit, what they termed as prototypical emotional episode, as proposed by Russell and Barrett in their seminal work. They suggest that besides core affect, other ingredients such as behavior facial emotional expression are also parts of one emotional unit.
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When she was a baby, Bart started out not liking her, although he became nicer to her after Marge pointed out that Lisa loves him. Her first word was "Bart", with Bart happily teaching her more names. Many episodes focusing on Lisa have an emotional nature, the first one being "Moaning Lisa". The idea for the episode was pitched by James L. Brooks, who had wanted to do an emotional episode where Lisa is sad because the show had done a lot of "jokey episodes".
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This ploy prologued the drama for months in which Alberto and Cristina's love story takes a secondary role to the quest by Don Rafael's desire and his inability to tell Maria Elena that Albertico is her son. Maria Elena, eventually meets Maria Dolores who reveals that she had to flee Veracruz to save the child. In a highly emotional episode, Maria Elena, and Maria Dolores tell Alberto the entire truth. Alberto instead of happiness feels sadness and resentment as he believes that Cristina is his first cousin making them an unlikely pair to marry.
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" Eric Kain of Forbes wrote, "All told, another great episode. The season is really starting to take shape, with the Mad Hatter set up as the Big Bad, and the plottings of Ed Nygma both shaping up into great narratives." Nick Hogan of TV Overmind gave the series a star rating of 4.0 out of 5, writing "I very much enjoyed this episode. It hasn't been as off-the-wall nuts as some of these others have been (in a good way, of course), but it was a strong, emotional episode.
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Jealousy involves an entire "emotional episode," including a complex "narrative": the circumstances that lead up to jealousy, jealousy itself as emotion, any attempt at self regulation, subsequent actions and events and the resolution of the episode. The narrative can originate from experienced facts, thoughts, perceptions, memories, but also imagination, guess and assumptions. The more society and culture matter in the formation of these factors, the more jealousy can have a social and cultural origin. By contrast, jealousy can be a "cognitively impenetrable state", where education and rational belief matter very little.
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On 21 January 2016, a new story arc for Aaron began when he revealed to his ex-lover Robert Sugden that he was raped by his father, Gordon, when he was a child. Aaron explained to Robert that Gordon repeatedly raped him throughout his childhood from the age of 8 before Gordon kicked him out. Two weeks later on 3 February 2016, Aaron tells his mother Chas what Gordon did to him. After the emotional episode aired, Miller was overwhelmed by the response to his child abuse storyline with fans and co- stars praising his performance on Twitter.
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Five general classes of behaviors have been identified: # Social support: attempts at comforting, expressing unconditional support, showing empathy and understanding # Physical gestures: non-verbal comfort or consolation, such as hugging, kissing, or touching # Concrete actions: talking about or attempting to do something outside of the emotional situation (i.e. distraction) # De-dramatization: putting the situation in perspective, telling the person that it happens to other people, that it is not so bad, etc. # Questioning: asking more information or clarifying things about the experience These responses could vary depending on the magnitude of the emotional episode heard. Subjects who listened to highly emotional experiences exhibited less verbal expression, attempted less de-dramatization, and much more nonverbal comforting.
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The phenomenon of the social sharing of emotions extends beyond just the realm of psychology; it also has been considered in the context of anthropology. Because an emotional episode is shared with a group of people, it becomes part of a shared knowledge within that group. As discussed above, knowledge of an event experienced by a single person can extend to more than 50 people via secondary and tertiary social sharing, thus the event has become a shared part of a relatively large group of people. Yet, an event can be extended to even larger groups of people, perhaps even whole communities or even nations, when the event is very intense one or when many people concurrently experience the event.
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Whereas initial studies were focused on the behaviors of the person who shares their own emotions, later studies examined the impact of such interaction on the "recipient" of the social sharing (the person who listened to the recounting of the emotional event). Findings from these experimentsChristophe V. et Rimé B. (1997), Exposure to the social sharing of emotion:emotional impact, listener responses and the secondary social sharing, European journal of social psychology, 27, 37–54. led to the emergence of further questions exploring other aspects of social sharing of emotions, such as which emotions are elicited in the recipient, what processes occur after listening an emotional episode, how this type of sharing affects intimate relationships, etc. . These new lines of study allowed the identification of other elements of the process, such as the ‘secondary social sharing’ of emotions.
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Eric Goldman of IGN gave the episode an 8.4/10: "Despite a weak subplot with Cat, Adam, and a new romance for Kara, “Strange Visitor From Another Planet” is an emotional episode that shines a spotlight on J’onn J’onzz and gives us the true scope of his tragedy. Combined with a fun Supergirl/Martian Manhunter fight, a terrifying villain, and some heavy-handed but appreciated political undertones, this episode is a winner for Supergirl.""SUPERGIRL: "STRANGE VISITOR FROM ANOTHER PLANET" REVIEW" from IGN (January 25, 2016) Jeff Jensen of Entertainment Weekly noted: "“We all make mistakes — have regrets from our pasts,” is how Kara introduces us to this week’s episode of Supergirl, which even with all its alien drama, still gave us an hour rooted in personal relationships and family values.""Supergirl: Strange Visitor From Another Planet" from Entertainment Weekly (January 25, 2016) Stacy Glanzman of TV Fanatic gave the episode a 4.0 out of 5 stars.
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