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This document discusses emotions and asks the reader to draw different emotions such as surprised, sad, angry, and happy. It then provides a brief definition of emotion, stating that emotion is a complex psychological phenomenon that occurs in animals and people as they live their lives, and that it is an intense feeling directed at someone or something.
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