emotionally responsive

Examples (10)

• Children thrive when their parents are emotionally responsive to their needs.
• It is important for a therapist to be emotionally responsive during a session.
• He struggled to remain emotionally responsive after years of working in a high-stress environment.
• A healthy relationship requires both partners to be emotionally responsive to each other.
• The study focuses on how infants become more emotionally responsive as they grow.
• She found it difficult to connect with someone who wasn't emotionally responsive.
• Good teachers are often those who are most emotionally responsive to their students' struggles.
• The patient appeared more emotionally responsive after starting the new treatment.
• The film depicts a man learning how to be more emotionally responsive toward his family.
• Animals can be surprisingly emotionally responsive to human distress.