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Emotions : important survival issue
The document discusses basic human emotions. It identifies eight primary emotions according to psychologist Plutchik: trust, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, anticipation, and joy. It describes how each emotion affects behavior and provides examples of opposite, mixed, and varying intensities of emotions. It also distinguishes between positive and negative emotions and explains how emotions and moods are related and can impact judgment.
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- 2. Basic emotions: Emotions evolvedto help us survive. Man's recent development of civilized society has led some emotions to be less than helpful. Pratima Nayak
- 3. Basic Emotions Basic emotionsPlutchnik( Psychologist) identified as: • Trust • Fear • Surprise • Sadness • Disgust • Anger • Anticipation • Joy Pratima Nayak
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- 5. How do emotionsaffect: • Trust leads to sharing and collaborationTrust • Joy results in seeking good things againJoy • Fear causes flight from danger Anger Surprise • Anger leads to fighting competitors or predators • Surprise leads to pausing to appraise and learn Fear Sadness Disgust Anticipation •Anticipation leads to preparation • Sadness helps to remember, rather than forget, what it is or was that desired • is a sensation of revolting. Pratima Nayak
- 6. Opposite Emotions Joy Sadness Surprise Anticipation TrustDisgust Fear Anger Pratima Nayak
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- 10. Intensity of emotions Trustacceptance admiration Fear timidity Terror Surprise Un certainty Amazement Sadness gloominess grief Pratima Nayak
- 11. Intensity of emotions Disgustdislike loathing Anger annoyance fury Anticipation interest vigilance Joy serenity ecstasy Pratima Nayak
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- 13. Pratima Nayak Emotions affectour mood and are a part of our mood, Moods are more sustained emotional state. Mood affects our judgment and decisions.