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    132). The authors once compared the effect of negative and positive emotion on people’s demeanor and behavior and discovered that those with persistent negative emotions relied on stereotypes as well as heuristic tip on others, while those with persistent positive emotions were likely to not judge others or use stereotypical views. This however, does not show any one of such thoughts to be better than the other when it…

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    Emotion In Anthropology

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    Emotion is one of the most difficult aspects of the human condition to explain in its totality, yet its existence is thought to be one of the most fundamental parts of being human. The study of emotion has taken many forms, shifting the focus from facial expression, to language, to cultural history and beyond, varying not from discipline to discipline, but also from person to person. Strictly speaking, though the vague idea of emotion as a conscious experience of feelings resulting from…

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    Essentiality Of Emotions

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    The Essentiality of Feelings in Relation to Emotions For most people, the words “feeling” and “emotion” have virtually no difference, but ask someone who specializes in philosophy, and more specifically, who specializes in the study of human emotion, and you’ll get a variety of answers, ranging from the stance that the body’s reactions are what causes emotions to the stance that emotions are simply impulses. Having thoroughly studied several different emotional theories, I believe that, first…

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    times throughout the novel and how both humans and androids express it. In the novel the new Nexus 6 model androids have the ability to vividly express human emotion. Before the nexus 6 model androids, the biggest difference between humans and androids was the ability to care for another living being. Are these new Nexus 6 androids capable of learning and expressing empathy, if so, is it any different than the empathy human’s express? After the war the humans began to believe in a popular…

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    us that, we rarely dwell on our emotions; although emotion play a crucial role within our everyday lives. Throughout this paper, I will discuss the definition of Emotional intelligence and how might we apply it to our personal and professional lives. We all have different attitudes, different needs and desires, and uniquely different ways of expressing our individual emotions. That is why it is important to know the inner workings of ourselves. Knowledge of emotions Emotional Intelligence is a…

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    Negative emotions are crucial to feeling true happiness and not the type that you can buy from a shelf or from a catalog. Sadness, fear, and anger are necessary to experience what humans have labeled the ultimate enlightenment. Ever since history began, people have been pursuing true happiness, but what does it mean to be happy, and is it really okay to be happy? Through science and personal bias, multiple opinions and studies have been formed and analyzed in order to provide an answer to this…

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    Power Of Emotion Analysis

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    INTRODUCTION In psychology, emotion is generally described as a process that involves interaction between cognition and physiology, meaning the mind influences the body and vice versa. Emotion involves bodily (physiological) changes and on the mental side a state of excitement or perturbation marked by a strong feeling. The basic emotions concept includes the notion that emotions forms independent and integral wholes in which various components, (E.g. experience, facial expressions and…

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    Shankar Vedantam explains the effects of the unconscious brain in his article the Telescope Effect, and how it affects our actions and emotions when it comes to solving world problems. He starts by telling the story of a cruise ship that catches fire hundreds of miles south of Hawaii’s big island. the crew is eventually rescued but the captain’s little Jack Russel mixed terrier named Hokget is left behind. Vedantam then goes on to explain how the news of Hokget begins to spread and a search and…

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    Summary of The Futile Pursuit of Happiness In Jon Gertner’s article, “The Futile Pursuit of Happiness”, the author studies the idea that humans wrongly predict their emotions towards certain future events. This is called affective forecasting and proves to be the center of the article. The theories of impact bias, adapting to happiness, and empathy gap relate to the idea of affective forecasting, and provide valuable insight and understanding on its effects on happiness. Daniel Gilbert,…

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    Facial emotions is way of communication through which human beings interact with each other [2]. Facial expressions plays an important role in human communication and also gives the idea of emotions. Emotion is defined as a psycho-physiological process which is associated with mood, personality and motivation [1]. It is a function of time, space and differ from person to person. Emotions plays a vital role in human communication which can be expressed as either verbally or non-verbally. In…

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