CAS PS 101 Quiz: Emotion (1)(2)

• School: Boston University
• Department: Psychological & Brain Sciences
• Course: CAS PS 101
• Professor: Joseph Harris

Document Summary

Would you add to ekman"s primary affects? happiness, surprise, sadness, anger, disgust, fear. The eight basic emotions: joy, acceptance, fear, surprise, sadness, disgust, anger, and anticipation. Emotions that are close to each other on this wheel are also close to each other in meaning. Emotions that are opposite each other on the wheel are also opposite each other in their meaning. For example, joy opposes sadness (source: from emotion: a psychoevolutionary synthesis by robert. These are emotions that are combinations of the primary emotions. Remorse = disgust + sadness (source: from emotion: a psychoevolutionary synthesis by robert. So, when an emotion is aroused, what comes first? (1) an event occurs; (2) you experience an emotion: you feel surprise, joy, anger; (3) you respond physiologically: your heart beats faster, face flushes, and so on. Way too simple and common sensical, what does. Common sense thought, but not always the prevailing view.