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How are you feeling today? Angry (Agitated, Irritated, Resentful, Miffed, Upset, Mad, Furious, Raging) Excited (Ecstatic, Energetic, Aroused, Bouncy, Nervous, pericy, Antsy) Happy (Fulfilled, Contented, Glad, Complete, Satisfied, Optimistic, Pleased) Loving (Intimate, Love, Warm-Hearted, Tender, Sympathetic, Touched, Kind, Soft) Sad (Down, Blue, Mopey, Grieved, Dejected, Depressed, Heartbroken) Scared (Tense, Nervous, Ancious, Jittery, Frightened, Panic-Stricken, Terrified) Surprised (Surprise Amazement, surprise, astonishment) Self-harm thoughts. Harm to others thoughts. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Is there any difference between levels of consciousness and levels of emotions? Yes, there is. What is the difference between levels of consciousness and levels of emotions? What are the levels of human consciousness? What are the levels of human emotions? | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What is emotion? What Are Emotions – Feelings? The word emotion includes a wide range of observable behaviors, expressed feelings, and changes in the body state. What are various emotions? There are at least 48 different emotions. Emotions are broadly divided into nine categories: agitated, excited, happy, loving, sad, scared, and surprised, Self-harm thoughts, Harm to others thoughts. What emotions are signs of a medical emergency? Agitated.(Anger) Scared. Self-harm thoughts. Harm to others thoughts. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Healing Emotional and Psychological Trauma Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Temperament Temperament is associated with your personality. Mood Moods are shorter-term emotional states, typically lasting hours, although they can last for days or longer. Emotions also tend to be more extreme than moods and temperament, with higher highs and lower lows. We can become very angry very quickly, though it is difficult to stay very angry and it may subside into a irritable mood or be replaced by another completely different emotions. Emotions tend to be very specific, triggered by noticeable events and are immediate reactions to these and which drive us to particular actions, for example running away from a snarling dog or going to chat up an attractive other person. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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48 emotions
Emotion annotation and representation language">edit] Emotion annotation and representation language The emotion annotation and representation language (EARL) proposed by the Human-Machine Interaction Network on Emotion (HUMAINE) classifies 48 emotions.[2] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Emotion and Feeling List
Admiration Pride/Affection Affection -strong attachment Agitation -strong confused feelings Antagonism Contempt/Anger Apprehension Fear/Distraction Ardor -intensity of passion Belief Affection/Curiosity Consternation Pathos/Distraction Cordiality -warmth of manner Deep sense -strong and intelligent idea Determination Pride/Desire Disappointment Fear/Pathos Disgust Contempt/Hauteur Dread Shame/Fear Eagerness -impatient desire to accomplish Earnestness -deep, resolute desire to accomplish Ecstasy -extreme delight Endurance -power to bear pain Enthusiasm -extraordinary fervor Embarrassment Shame/Pathos Experience -something undergone or enjoyed Fanaticism -extravagant zeal Ferment -intense excitement Fervor -intensity of feeling Flurry -sudden confused state of mind Flush -sudden elation or excitement Fluster -confused state of mind Fullness of the heart -generosity Furore -overmastering passion for Glow -fervency of intensity of felling Gusto -keen enjoyment; relish Heartiness -earnestness and sincerity Hectic -a habitual flush Hope Desire/Affection Indignation Anger/Hauteur Impression -the effect produced on the mind Inspiration -divine influence; elevating influence of genius or occasion Interest Desire/Curiosity Passion -overpowering feeling Pathos -tender or sorrowful feeling Perturbation -agitation of the mind Pother -continued confusion Pulsation -a beating or throbbing of the heart Response -act or feeling as a result of an appeal Ruffle -state of slight vexation Scorn Contempt/Disdain Sensation -an impression made on the mind through the senses Sincerity Pride/Curiosity Shock -starting emotion; violence to the feelings Stew -a state of agitating excitement Sex -body feelings (warm tickles) Sufferance -experience of pain or evil Suffering -severe pain Supportance -assistance to an ill person Suspicion Hauteur/Disdain Sympathy - fellow feeling for one in pain or trouble Thrill -a tremor of feeling or excitement Tolerance -allowing what is not altogether approved Turn -a shock, as from an alarm Unction -that quality in language or address which excites emotions Regret Shame/Distraction Vehemence Anger/Disdain -strength or impetuosity of feeling or passion Verve -the enthusiasm of a poet or artist Warmth -slight passion Zeal -enthusiastic devotion | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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