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    Reflection On Emotions

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    Reflecting on my emotions for the past week, I can say I haven’t really improved. I still feel the same sadness, the same lack of motivation and an even higher level of stress than I was experiencing last week, due to midterms. It seems like everything is just pilling up, I feel like my days are no longer purposeful, I take forever reading and finishing my homework, and since I take long I get discouraged and start questioning myself, by asking “Am I smart enough to be here or “why am I even here?” Those are a couple of the most common questions that seem to weaken my ability to function. Ever since my husband left to boot camp, I haven’t fully recovered from the emotional break down. I miss him, and that is the sad part. Since he left, about…

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    Measuring Emotions

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    emotional. I disagree the way the sciences and the humanities view emotion. The sciences are viewing the perspective of the scientific and empirical methods to find the objective truth and the humanities are a branch that studies aspects of human culture, the heritage and the question of what makes us human. To measure emotions depends on how one defines emotion, such as love. One can say they love their significant other but how do you measure love? Lets say I gave you twenty dollars, your…

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    Theories Of Emotions

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    Emotion is a complex, subjective experience accompanied by biological and behavioral changes. Emotion involves feeling, thinking and activation of the nervous system, physiological change and behavioral changes such as facial expressions. It will have a direct effect on personality and attitude. As a part of my job I had an opportunity to travel and meet different kinds of people of all ages. I had to go to the interior villages of Andhra Pradesh when I was working for Mobile Dental Hospital.…

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    Chopin Emotions

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    very beings when we hear the introductory notes of a song. As people, we tend to associate music with a specific emotion. We parallel certain songs with a joyous time with our friends and family, or tie a song together with a time when your heart was shattered by a break up or the death of a loved one. It is these psychological and mental aspects of music that really add another dimension into an already deep and engrossing medium. From the Middle Ages to the Romantic era of composers, there are…

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    Power Of Emotions

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    understanding of emotion. The question is not our understanding, but rather why we feel. Most humans react to a situation with some form of emotion, weather the reaction is sad, angry, or indifferent. Some individuals might react differently to a situation and respond with joy, happiness, or elation. This complex series of reactions are part of human nature; the ability to show emotion on such a vast scale is something truly remarkable. Emotion is something that all humans possess, however…

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    Emotions are a special kind of mental processes or human states that manifest themselves in the experience of any significant situations (joy, fear, pleasure), phenomena and events during life. Emotions act as the main regulators of mental life and in the process of almost any human activity. Emotions arose in the process of evolution: with their help, animals can evaluate the biological significance of the phenomena of the surrounding world and the internal state of the organism. There are…

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    Emotions In The Pixar

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    In the Pixar movie Inside out the setting is inside the mind of an eleven-year-old girl named Riley. As she moves to a new town and learns to adapt there, the movie is using different colored characters to depict how our emotions have an effect on our memories. In Inside Out the five following emotions inspired by a psychologist named Robert Plutchik are illustrated as characters in her mind with different personalities: Joy, Fear, Disgust, Anger, and Sadness. Robert Plutchik suggests that we…

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    Emotion In Animals

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    In order to show emotion surely you must feel and have emotions, must you not? For instance, if you were to show empathy towards another human it would be declared that you can feel emotion as a consequence of having emotions, would it not? So why is this not that the case regarding animals’ emotions? As Flintoff states, animals show empathy, joy, fear, grief; the list is endless ‘they have a very rich ensemble of emotions’; why is this ignored by many? Out of convenience? Or perhaps because…

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    Emotion In Psychology

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    What is an emotion? When one is asked to think of an emotion, one finds it fairly easy to name a handful. Nonetheless, if one is asked to define an emotion, one is left bewildered. The linguistic usage of the word itself takes on various meanings. When looking through a psychological lens, the term emotion signifies ongoing states of mind which are marked by mental, physiological, and behavior symptoms. In order to ascertain an intelligible understanding of emotion, similar concepts have to…

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    Conveying Emotions

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    Emotions are present in everyone’s daily life, as they change to accommodate each new situation we experience. How you feel can affect your personal motivation, actions, and attitudes towards peers. Expressing emotion can be an easy task for some and it maybe uncomfortable for others. According to a study by Gross (2014), emotions occur when a situation is deemed important to an individual and they have assessed it to some extent. The emotion is the reaction to the situation they are in. The…

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