Question: Title: A handy appendix of do's and don'ts Review: Written by mental health professional Philip Roos, Ph.D., How To Take Charge Of Your Feelings, Your Actions, Your Life is a candid self-help guide keyed to helping the reader identify and overcome automatic reactions to events that relegate humans to little better than the role of powerless robots, unable to shape their own destiny or dreams. Chapters discuss how to take charge of one's own anger, depression, anxiety, actions, self, and overall life, resisting the impulse to let momentary emotion dominate all. "We are never totally in charge. It's a matter of degree. We can increase control of our feelings, actions, and life, using the approaches and tools discussed, but complete control is an unrealistic goal." A handy appendix of do's and don'ts, a bibliography, and an index round out this compendium of tips, tricks, and techniques for attaining genuine freedom of choice in one's life. Highly recommended. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: This CD includes 2 of the 3 top Pardo's songs Review: I have finally found "Poeta" and "Cuando te enamores". These songs are really beautiful. I couuld have been rate it 5 stars, but the hybrid versión of "Ya se acabó" is not good (half in mono <the original and the best> and half in stereo <remake>), and also this CD is too short. It worth the price. It's very difficult to find these early recordings of Juan pardo in CD. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
Answer: Positive

Question: Title: A story that hits the mark on many levels of the family and its dynamics Review: Six Feet Under was enjoyable the first time around watching it and even more so the second and third time around. The story lines are well written. I enjoy the fact the Fisher family is shown in all its dyfunction and the way society handles a upper middle class family. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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