This document discusses emotions and moods. It defines emotions as feelings like happiness, love, fear, or anger caused by one's situation or other people. Basic emotions include anger, fear, sadness, happiness, disgust, and surprise. Moods are influenced by personality, time of day, weather, stress, sleep, age, gender, and social activities. People sometimes feel one emotion but display a different one, and emotions that are close on the continuum can be confused. Gender differences exist in the expression and recognition of emotions.

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Emotions and moods.

2. WHAT IS EMOTIONS :
An emotions is a feeling such as
happiness, love, fear, anger or hate.
Which can be cause by the situation that
you are in or the people you are with.
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3. AFFECT, EMOTIONS AND MOODS
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4. THE BASIC EMOTIONS
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Anger
Fear
Sadness
Happiness
Disgust
Surprise

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BASIC EMOTIONS AFFECT

6. Negative affect
Emotions cant be
neutral.
Emotions are group
into general mood &
states.
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Positive affect

7. Personality
Day of
time or of
the week
Weather Stress Sleep Age Gender
Social
activities
SOURCES OF EMOTIONS AND MOODS:
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• Emotions dissonance
- what you feel but what
you express to world.
• Felt emotion
• Display emotions.
• Emotion continuum
• The closest two emotion
are to each other on the
continuum. People
confuse then which one
is happening.
• Surprise – fear, sadness
or happiness.
DISSONANCE &
CONTINUUM

9. • Surface acting
- we display that emotions but we don’t feel those emotions.
• Peep acting
- changing the internet feeling to much displaced emotion. This
is very stress-full process.
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Two types of displace emotions

10. • Men
- Believe that displaying emotions is inconsistent with male.
- Less able to read other emotions
• Women
- Can show greater emotions experience.
- Display emotions frequently.
- Are better reader other emotions.
GENDER AND EMOTIONS
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11. OB ATTRIBUTES OF UNDERSTANDING
EMOTIONS:
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12. THANK YOU!
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