Emotion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
An emotion is a mental and physiological state associated with a wide variety of feelings, thoughts, and behavior. Emotions are subjective experiences, often associated with mood, temperament, perso...
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Many psychologists have claimed that certain emotions are more basic than others, often for very different reasons. According to the PEN Model, emotions arise as aspects of a person's personality. Many Personality Disorders include problems with emotions, ... A list of suggested readings on this topic is also available.
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www.personalityresearch.org/basicemotions.html
www.personalityresearch.org/basicemotions.html
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Explanations > Emotions > Basic emotions ... List of emotions ... What are the basic emotions? As ever, theorists disagree. Ortony and Turner (1990) collated a wide range of research on identification of basic emotions.
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changingminds.org/explanations/emotions/basic%20emotion...
changingminds.org/explanations/emotions/basic%20emotions.htm
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Listing human emotions often defines how we feel. ... This list is intended merely as a sample. You can build your own, written or otherwise, set of words that you find useful both for Think of what aspect of experience you are exploring and associated words that evoke feelings and emotions in relation to that.
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www.buddhamind.info/leftside/actives/drama/key-word.htm
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To comprehend exactly what emotions are, we first must define the emotions in realistic terms. There are only twenty-one emotions. They consist of ten positive emotions, ten negative emotions and one emotion which is both positive and negative.
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www.psicounsel.com/earlcurley/chapter4.html
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Anger: An impulse to revenge that shall be evident, and caused by an obvious, ... unjustified slight with respect to the individual or his friends. Slights have three ... for his sake and not your own--and tending so far as you can to affect them.
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spot.colorado.edu/~hauserg/ArEmotList.htm
spot.colorado.edu/~hauserg/ArEmotList.htm
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Anger ; Anxiety; Avoidance; Confusion; Desperation; Disgust; Exhaustion; Fear; Negativity; Overwhelm / Agitation; Overwhelm / Numbness; Sadness; Shame; Shock / Horror; Weakness ... (return to top ... Unnerved; Uptight ; Worried;
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www.emdrtherapistnetwork.com/relationships-feelings-unc...
www.emdrtherapistnetwork.com/relationships-feelings-uncomfortable.html
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The Many Faces of Emotions: What am I Feeling? ... Emotions are vital clues for your health, happiness and well-being. Unfortunately, many people cannot identify their emotions or answer the question: "What are you feeling?" Often they are numb and dissociated ("shut down" "bored" or "blocked"), or experience all...
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www.emdrtherapistnetwork.com/relationships-human-emotio...
www.emdrtherapistnetwork.com/relationships-human-emotions.html
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Categories of Emotions ... In most neuron-based species the basic dichotomy concerned with emotion is associated with the concepts of FIGHT and FLIGHT, concepts encoded into the structure of the amygdala of the brain and strongly associated with 'painting' experiences.
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pages.prodigy.net/lofting/emote.html
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