0 an attitude that is not hopeful or enthusiastic: --
There's too much negativity in the world today.
The studies include an assessment of positivity and negativity bias, cognitive complexity, and affective splitting across domains with attention to exposure to different maltreatment contexts.
This group of children displayed an unspecific broad negativity and no positivity in response to over-regularizations.
And, on the basis of several recent studies, we more specifically hypothesized that infants high in negativity would prove most susceptible to rearing influence.
The views of secondary pupils about their education may be complicated by the negativity that can arise during adolescence.
In contrast, the deaf subjects failed to show the early left anterior negativity for closed-class words.
Focusing on this 'negativity of movement' is crucial to recognise the translocal limitations of many of the discourses dancers confront and conciliate in their dance.
However, with regard to teenage motherhood, this negativity has not generally been evident.
Intervention effects for these two aspects of child functioning were observed only among children characterized by negativity in infancy.
