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TEHRAN, Jun 29 -When a young person pinpoints their emotional problem, they're more likely to resolve it, a new study says.
TEHRAN, Young Journalists Club (YJC) -That concept is known as negative emotion differentiation, or NED, which allows a person to sort out and identify various negative emotions, according to a study published Thursday in Emotion. For a really young person, a NED is relatively high, then it sinks to its lowest point during adolescence, before bouncing back up during adulthood.
source:upi
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