The notion that a response to an emotional situation can insinuate a completely different situation and restart the modal model process. Throughout a day, a single person interacts with peers, figures of authority, and family; their moods and emotions fluctuate as each situation arises and changes the course for future encounters. It is expected that with a changing environment it alters a sequence of events, but if an environment was simulated to be consistent would the responses that occur be provoked by a different set of factors? Consequently, emotions are short lived compared to moods, so would waking up in a bad mood set the tone for the rest of the day or until an intense emotions affects their perception? The neurology of the brain
