Inside Out
A movie “inside out” by pete docter is about how five emotions grapple the control of an 11 year old girl. I realised after watching the movie it's much more than a kids movie. It demonstrates how our mines worked by different types of emotions in this movie, the girl mind was controlled by anger, disgust, fear, sadness and joy. This emotions and many more show how we act and what we show.
It shows us that we tend to deal with our emotions that we have experienced by avoiding the bad feelings and the bad problems. One supporting detail is “as soon as a private experience is labeled a ‘symptom’, it immediately set up a struggle with it. Because a ‘symptom’ is by definition some thing pathological which means that some things that we should try to get rid of.” this means that we ignore the bad things that we don't think that is important.Another example is when joy draws a circle and tells sadness that she need to stay inside the circle and kip every sad feeling inside. …show more content…
One supporting details is “ that assumptions that human languages naturally creates psychologist suffering for us all one way it does this through by setting us up for a struggle with our own thoughts and feelings through a process called experiential avoidance.” this means that we ignore our feelings and cause problems. Another example is when sadness tries to touch the memories and joy takes them away and the memories go to a tube and joy and sadness get send to where the memories are
A movie “inside out” by pete docter is about how five emotions grapple the control of an 11 year old girl. I realised after watching the movie it's much more than a kids movie. It demonstrates how our mines worked by different types of emotions in this movie, the girl mind was controlled by anger, disgust, fear, sadness and joy. This emotions and many more show how we act and what we show.
It shows us that we tend to deal with our emotions that we have experienced by avoiding the bad feelings and the bad problems. One supporting detail is “as soon as a private experience is labeled a ‘symptom’, it immediately set up a struggle with it. Because a ‘symptom’ is by definition some thing pathological which means that some things that we should try to get rid of.” this means that we ignore the bad things that we don't think that is important.Another example is when joy draws a circle and tells sadness that she need to stay inside the circle and kip every sad feeling inside. …show more content…
One supporting details is “ that assumptions that human languages naturally creates psychologist suffering for us all one way it does this through by setting us up for a struggle with our own thoughts and feelings through a process called experiential avoidance.” this means that we ignore our feelings and cause problems. Another example is when sadness tries to touch the memories and joy takes them away and the memories go to a tube and joy and sadness get send to where the memories are