In the case of a female patient, the hallucinations normally fall into two very different sorts; this tableau has two aspects, the one joyful, the other sorrowful.
For almost all children the acquisition of language is a remarkable, rapid, and joyful experience accomplished with no formal teaching by either parents or professional educators.
Initially, during pretreatment/baseline assessment, no difference existed in the incidence of infants reaching for ambiguous objects following either maternal joyful or fearful facial expressions.
An interesting aspect of all of these works is their joyful playfulness and improvisatory quality.
As an example, for nonmaltreated infants, joyful facial expressions begin to emerge by 3 months of age.
In success the liberated agent is not joyful, in failure she is not disappointed (2.57).
They were to be patient and joyful around the children.
There is greater possibility in these environments for deep and genuine communication, whether agonized or joyful.
