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    Several emotions can be brought up during a game of UNO but people may hold back their extreme emotions because it is an inappropriate time to fully express those emotions. If one becomes angry because they keep losing they may display more frustration due to it being more socially acceptable in a game setting. If a player becomes overly angry it may influence others to want to end the game early and not want to play competitive games with that person ever again. This is why anger was rated at a…

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    David Tasanasanta Mr. Howell Advanced World Literature 9 March 2017 Importance of Choice, Memory, and Feelings in The Giver Would you live in a preset world? What would it be like to be placed in a nameless dystopian choiceless world, where all weather is controlled, and all memories belong to one person? The truths behind why memory exists and how feelings and choice play a role in a human’s life are explained through the remarkable novel entitled The Giver. The main character Jonas discovers…

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    of situation? When you’re a child you really don’t have an understanding of your emotions and why you have certain reactions to things. Well the movie “Inside Out” gives children an insight on their personal feelings such as, happy, sad, angry and etc. Riley, is a happy 11-year-old hockey-loving Midwestern child but her life gets turned upset down due to a move to San Francisco. Throughout the movie Riley’s emotions try and guide her through this difficult life change. Sadness is brought to the…

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    Do Animals Have Emotions

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    Emotion has been a developing field in psychology for years now and recently expanded beyond understanding just human emotion. Years ago, animals were only studied to see how they modeled human emotion, but now these animals are not just lab rats but viewed as unique creatures with their own behaviors and feelings that compare to a humans, but are not the same. In fact the field of animal emotion is growing more and more as animal behavior becomes a popular profession and easier to research.…

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    Emotion is a strong sentiment of any kind that you feel about someone or something. On the other hand, state of mind is refer as feeling. It either gives pleasure or disturbance to you. Among the negative states in the list of human emotions are anxiety, doubt, apathy, anger and feeling worthless etc. Joy, love and feeling courageous are some of the beneficial to the state of mind. Your sensation does not happen at spur . It starts off from thinking, mind images and self talks. What you witness,…

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    The Effects of Emotions in The English Patient Love is a kind of emotions which have powerful effects on people’s values and life. Sometimes people would like to change themselves because of love. At the same time, love is imperceptibly changing them as well. In the novel The English Patient written by Michael Ondaatje, the main character named Almásy has been a cold and rational man. The emotions which created by love between him and a married woman named Katharine influences him. Almásy’s love…

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    Chapter 10 called, “Emotions in Motion” comes from the textbook The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Psychology. This chapter goes into detail about how emotions guide much of what we do, how they focus our attention, help us record experiences in our memory, and arouse us. Emotions are feelings that drive us to behave in certain ways, they’re inherited, specialized mental states designed to deal with recurring situations in the world. This chapter gets into how emotions are more complicated than…

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    sadness. Distracting myself with other things to do to keep my mind off the problem is effective because it is one strategy in emotion-focus coping. “Emotion-focused coping involves trying to reduce the negative emotional responses associated with stress...” (Saul Mcleod, “Emotion Focused Coping,” 2009). If my stressful situation is uncontrollable then I will use emotion focus coping technique by distracting myself from the problem. I get myself busy to avoid the problem because if I think…

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    Cognitive and Biological Interaction FQ: to what extent does cognitive and biological interact with emotions? The cognitive level of analysis and biological factor of the two when dealing with a specific component of the brain known as emotion. What the cognitive level of analysis aims to study the inner processes of the mind and how cognitive process guides behavior. Within the level of analysis, emotion has been investigated in terms of the biological and cognitive influences. A biological…

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    BESC1490 Introduction to Psychology Week 7 Motivation and Emotion 1. Motivation is the driving force that initiates, goal maintenance and guide processes behind behaviours. There are five types of perspectives on motivation. Psychodynamic perspective distinguishes the personality between conscious and unconscious motives. Behaviourist perspective suggests that reinforcement of behaviours gives motivation whereas punished behaviours are avoided. Cognitive perspective proposes that goal…

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