Tag Archives: affective

In Brief: Mothers with Affective Illness (Even In Remission) Have Deficits in Emotional Processing

We have long known that postpartum depression may have negative effects on the child and may contribute to deficits in social development and emotional regulation.  Exactly what mediates these effects is not so clear; however, researchers have observed that depressed mothers tend to be less responsive to their children’s emotional cues and are more likely… Read More: In Brief: Mothers with Affective Illness (Even In Remission) Have… »

Seasonal Affective Disorder: Active Form Of Depression

Seasonal Affective Disorder: Active Form Of Depression Posted On : Jan-02-2012 | seen (784) times | Article Word Count : 413 | Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a rear form of depression which appears in the rear region of globe at the same time each year in which person feel depressed, low energized and unexplained… Read More: Seasonal Affective Disorder: Active Form Of Depression »

Hugs and kisses: The health impact of affective touch

There are a number of good reasons that touching, hugging, and kissing the people we love feels comforting and reassuring. In this Spotlight, we will explore how such displays of affection impact your health and well-being. What are the benefits of affective touch? In this Spotlight, we investigate. When we touch, hug, or kiss a… Read More: Hugs and kisses: The health impact of affective touch »